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Most complaints to Consumers Affairs are about defective Electronic Items
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and ensuing virtual learning led to an increased demand for electronic items, but this seems to have also increased consumers’ ... -
$500,000 compensation for wounding did not save accused from being sent to jail
Compton Fecker called “Chappy” was Monday sentenced to five years’ imprisonment for felonious wounding after paying his victim, Alvin Melville $500,000 cash in court. ... -
City Hall to get advance payment of taxes from govt
The President on behalf of the government has committed to making an advance payment of rates and taxes for government properties to the Georgetown ... -
Man remanded for fatally stabbing brother-in-law
A 25-year-old man who is accused of fatally stabbing his sister’s boyfriend during an argument over a bicycle was today charged with murder. Martin ... -
Prison Officer to be charged over prisoner’s escape
A prison officer has been interdicted and will be charged with neglect of duty following the escape of prisoner Mohammed Alli. Alli escaped from ... -
Two Kaieteur News security guards remanded for murder of vagrant
Two security guards attached to Kaieteur News who are accused of murdering a vagrant, were today charged and remanded to prison. Those charged are ... -
Doctrine of necessity cannot justify failure to circulate budget proposal for Audit Office- Patterson
Opposition Member of Parliament and former Public Infrastructure Minister David Patterson argues that the Government’s failure to circulate the budget proposals for the Audit ... -
‘Bogus detective’ escapes
Mohamed Alli who was back in 2015 arrested for walking into the Queens College High School and confiscating the mobile phones of several students ... -
Four accused in 2017 attempted robbery on Republic Bank to know fate on April 14
After almost four years of being on trial, the four men accused of staging a botched robbery at Republic Bank’s Water Street, Georgetown branch will know their ... -
Aurora family of six left homeless following blaze
Six persons were rendered homeless in Essequibo after a fire completely gutted their Aurora Village home on Saturday afternoon. BIG Smith News Watch was ...
