Caribbean Net News Daily Headlines: Guyana

International press associations call for an end to ban on Guyana journalist

2008-07-18

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad: There has been an outpouring of condemnation across the globe following the news this week that Guyanese journalist, Gordon Moseley, has been banned from entering the premises of Guyana’s Office of the President. Reporters Without Borders issued a statement chastising the Guyana government

Guyana police awaiting report from Trinidad investigators into miners' killings

2008-07-18

GEORGETOWN, Guyana: The Guyana police force is awaiting a report from Trinidad investigators as to their findings and conclusions on the slaying of eight miners in the Berbice River area last month. Acting Police Commissioner Henry Greene said that the Trinidad investigators have completed their task.

Guyana minister meets with airline stakeholders

2008-07-18

GEORGETOWN, Guyana (GINA): The travelling public has been complaining over the recent significant increase in airline fares and the concomitant impact it is having on them, leading to Guyana's Minister of Tourism Industry and Commerce Manniram Prashad convening a meeting with stakeholders of the airline industry.

Guyana wants an EPA that could be championed

2008-07-18

GEORGETOWN, Guyana (GINA): Addressing the 6th United Kingdom/Caribbean forum in London during its second day, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Carolyn Rodrigues said it is no secret that the government of Guyana is deeply troubled about the many aspects of the Economic Partnership Agreement,