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Gov’t flayed by opposition over rough transport of pregnant cows

-at least three died en route from Brazil to Ebini At least three of 300 pregnant heifers died during their transport from Brazil to Ebini in Region 10 and WIN and APNU yesterday flayed the government for what they described as poor arrangements and horrific conditions for the animals even as the livestock authority last night mounted a defence.

Gov’t flayed by opposition over rough transport of pregnant cows

Opposition Leader alleges police plot against him over Fagundes murder

-says auto dealer being pressured to change story Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed last night played a recording of a conversation in which it was alleged that the police were trying to fabricate a case against him for the murder of Ricardo Fagundes by linking his former security officer, Mark Richmond to the vehicle that was used in the killing.

Opposition Leader alleges police plot against him over Fagundes murder

PAC holds first meeting of 13th Parliament

-after five failed attempts The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) yesterday held its first meeting of the 13th Parliament after a series of aborted sittings, with members agreeing to meet again on July 27 when several outstanding matters, including proposals to accelerate its work, will be revisited.

PAC holds first meeting of 13th Parliament

GPL says work progressing on new substations, other projects

Guyana Power and Light Inc (GPL) says work is progressing on several major projects under its Grid Modernization Programme, including the construction of new substations, expansion of the transmission network and installation of a battery energy storage system aimed at improving the reliability of the national electricity grid.

GPL says work progressing on new substations, other projects

Ad showing Sheriff guards with spades pulled

An advertisement posted on Sunday on the Sheriff News Network Facebook page showing two Sheriff Security officers holding spades has been removed after drawing public attention in the wake of a viral video of its owner Ameir Ahmed assaulting a man with the same implement.

Ad showing Sheriff guards with spades pulled

Anti-corruption, ethics laws much needed here – Ramkarran

-says PPP has not heeded this call In the wake of the deepening controversy here over an extensive farm that President Irfaan Ali has admitted to owning, former Speaker of the National Assembly Ralph Ramkarran says that anti-corruption, anti-bribery, transparency and ethics legislation are very much required in Guyana.

Anti-corruption, ethics laws much needed here – Ramkarran