Ministry to probe allegations about conditions at Aurora gold mines The Ministry of Labour and Manpower Planning says it is aware of several videos currently circulating on the Facebook page Team Mohamed’s, involving the Chinese-owned company Zijin Gold Mountain Ya Mei Construction Inc., The article Ministry to probe allegations about conditions at Aurora gold mines appeared first on Stabroek News.
GDF, Colombia Navy discuss expanded defence co-operation Chief of Defence Staff, Brigadier Omar Khan and Branch Heads of the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) yesterday welcomed Commander of the Colombian Navy Admiral Juan Ricardo Rozo for a courtesy call at the Executive Room, Base Camp Ayanganna. The article GDF, Colombia Navy discuss expanded defence co-operation appeared first on Stabroek News.
APNU calls for parliamentary oversight of E-Id cards A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) has strongly criticised the government after it was confirmed that the distribution of the new Digital ID card has already begun even though the Digital Identity Card Act and the Data Protection Act remain inactive. The article APNU calls for parliamentary oversight of E-Id cards appeared first on Stabroek News.
WIN members protest outside of Parliament for election of Opposition Leader WIN members yesterday protested outside of Parliament for the election of the Opposition Leader who is expected to be their party’s head, Azruddin Mohamed. The article WIN members protest outside of Parliament for election of Opposition Leader appeared first on Stabroek News.
Upper Mazaruni villages eying subsurface rights The first day of an Upper Mazaruni land rights summit in Jawalla, Region Seven concluded last evening after discussions on a unified strategy for subsurface rights following a landmark 2022 High Court ruling. The article Upper Mazaruni villages eying subsurface rights appeared first on Stabroek News.
Parents of boy found dead on Golden Fleece foreshore sought help from welfare dep’t -pleas were ignored The parents of 12-year-old Samesh Singh, who was found dead on the Golden Fleece Essequibo foreshore, have lamented that their cry for help to the welfare department of the Ministry of Human Services & Social Security in Region Two for their seemingly troubled son went unaddressed. The article Parents of boy found dead on Golden Fleece foreshore sought help from welfare dep’t appeared first on Stabroek News.
IT technician found guilty of sharing vulgar photos of ex -jailed for 24 months, fined $2.5m The IT technician who was last year charged with sharing explicit photographs of his ex-girlfriend without her consent was yesterday sentenced to 24 months imprisonment and fined $2.5m by Magistrate Orinthia Schmidt in the Georgetown Magistrate’s Court. The article IT technician found guilty of sharing vulgar photos of ex appeared first on Stabroek News.
Prosecution submits more documents in Mohameds extradition case -matter resumes Friday The extradition hearing for city businessmen Nazar Mohamed and his son, Azruddin Mohamed, continued yesterday in the Georgetown Magistrate’s Court, where prosecuting attorneys submitted additional pieces of evidence to support the US request. The article Prosecution submits more documents in Mohameds extradition case appeared first on Stabroek News.
App for appointments with gov’t agencies being tested – DPI The Department of Public Information (DPI) says that government is set to launch what it described as a groundbreaking digital appointment app. The article App for appointments with gov’t agencies being tested – DPI appeared first on Stabroek News.
Children shape their own manifesto …as UNICEF celebrates World Children’s Day 2025 The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) yesterday observed World Children’s Day (WCD) 2025 with about 200 children from various schools, providing a space for them to relate their concerns and recommendations that will contribute to the development of a children’s manifesto. The article Children shape their own manifesto appeared first on Stabroek News.