Tag: BIG Smith News Watch
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Police reviewing proposal to increase fines to $25,000 on traffic tickets
A team headed by Assistant Commissioner Clifton Hicken reviewing the traffic posture along the East Bank Demerara Friday morning A proposal was made for additional areas ... -
Linden man found murdered after visiting mom
The body of Williams being removed by undertakers on Friday morning Police in Linden are probing the death of Dwane Williams called ‘Levi’ or ‘Sweetie’ of ... -
Guyana and UN meet to discuss SDGs
There is a renewed effort to ensure Guyana achieves all of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). A meeting between the Senior Minister responsible for Finance ... -
Policemen under close arrest for missing guns
As the investigations into the more than 150 missing guns from the Guyana Police Force armory, three members of the force have found themselves under close ... -
Fire hydrants must be given priority as electricity/ potable water
Fire Chief Marlon Gentle and Editor of BIG Smith News Watch Leroy Smith There is an urgent need for firefighting infrastructure to be prioritized as new ... -
Fresh from Germany; Miguel Wong hosts Tennis Camp
Participants of the Table Tennis Camp Miguel Wong has returned to Guyana and hit the ground running after recently completing a stint of close to one ... -
Mark Phillips is boss as Ali departs for Suriname
Prime Minister Mark Phillips is performing the duties of president. This is as President Irfaan Ali is on a four day official visit to neighbouring Suriname for ... -
Businessman killed in Soesdyke robbery, One arrested
A man is in police custody assisting with investigations following the robbery and murder of a Soesdyke Businessman early this morning. Dead is Terrence Dickie 53 ... -
Blacklist for security firms not remitting workers NIS contributions
Security companies that deduct but refuse to remit their employees’ statuary deduction to the National Insurance Scheme will be blacklisted by the government. President Irfaan Ali ... -
Access to textbooks critical for students
Some 22,000 students in Region Six are to benefit from more than $90 million in school vouchers. Distribution of these vouchers have commenced countrywide. These vouchers ...
