Hostile takeover? - Supreme Ventures chairman calls attorneys over move to oust board
Caught off guard by what appears to be a dual effort by new Trinidadian shareholder Zodiac and investment house Mayberry at a hostile takeover of the Supreme Ventures Limited board, the current directors are huddling with their lawyers on how to...

New FLA board mandated to 'clean ship' - We are up to the challenge- Anderson
Minister of National Security Robert Montague has charged the newly appointed board of the Firearm Licensing Authority (FLA) to "clean ship" as they seek to restore public trust in the embattled entity.Retired Major General Antony Anderson is tasked...

Police make appeal as they investigate latest road fatality

Police are appealing to anyone who may have witnessed this morning’s accident which resulted in the death of June Sonia Knight to contact them. Knight, of Grazettes New Road, St Michael, was knocked down as she and other persons were jogging along the Arch Hall Section, of the Ronald Mapp Highway in the area of […]


UWI Chancellor issues challenge to graduates

As the 2017 graduates of the Cave Hill campus of the University of West Indies accepted their diplomas this morning, they were reminded that this is just the beginning of their developmental journey in adulthood. Chancellor Robert Bermudez told the graduating class to use the valuable education which they have received throughout their university life, […]


Lethem bids President hearty welcome

–as community sheds ‘El Paso’ image, looks to future as a town   LETHEM was on Friday a hive of activity as hundreds flocked the roadways in anticipation of President David Granger’s official declaration of the community of about 7000 persons, a town. Young and old alike lined the streets of Lethem to welcome the

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‘Agri’ talk gives food for thought

–to hundreds of children on Career Day tour HUNDREDS of students from across the country were on Thursday left with some serious food for thought after spending the day talking agriculture with some of the country’s leading minds on the subject. The occasion was an organised tour of four of the country’s leading agricultural agencies,

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Former GRDB officials on $1M bail each

THREE former Guyana Rice Development Board (GRDB) members accused of failing to make a proper entry into a register of a company and misappropriation of over $8.5M from the entity were on Friday slapped with 34 fraud related charges. Former General Manager of the Guyana Rice Development Board (GRDB), Jagnarine Singh and deputy general manager,

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APOLOGY FOR MURDER
OVERCOME with grief at a murder committed by his brother, Brenton McLean wept as he hugged the murder victim’s son and apologised to him yesterday.

Maria devastates Dominica
GOVERNMENT was yesterday mobilising resources to send relief supplies and manpower to Dominica after Category 5 Hurricane Maria devastated that country between Monday night and early yesterday morning.

AG: Judiciary, DPP getting help
ATTORNEY General Faris Al-Rawi yesterday said both the Judiciary and the Office of the Director of Public Prosecution (DPP) have been receiving assistance to help improve the criminal justice system.