Two Men Admit to Killing Taxi Driver During 2021 Robbery

On Wednesday, Seyon James, known as “Lil Alfey,” and Kenty Bacchus, referred to as “Trini,” pleaded guilty to the murder of taxi driver Kenrick Trim during a robbery in 2021. They appeared before Chief Justice (ag) Navindra Singh at the Demerara High Court. The fatal incident occurred on June 30, 2021, when the 53-year-old resident […]

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Two Teenagers Granted Bail in Mc Doom Robbery Case

Big Smith News Watch Reports | Two teenagers, Jason Titus and Judah Jordan, have been placed on bail after appearing before the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court, charged in connection with a robbery that occurred in Mc Doom, Greater Georgetown. The teens appeared virtually before Acting Chief Magistrate Faith McGusty on Wednesday, where both denied the allegations […]

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APNU Calls for Increased Cash Grants to Address Economic Challenges

The A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) has officially challenged the Government to raise cash grants for citizens aged 18 and older to no less than $150,000. This call comes amid concerns about the economic challenges faced by many Guyanese, particularly those living in poverty. At a press conference today, APNU Parliamentary Leader Dr. Terrence […]

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GPF Hosts Christmas Awards Ceremony

The Guyana Police Force (GPF) celebrated its members’ dedication and hard work during the annual Christmas Awards Ceremony held on December 5, 2025, at the Police Officers’ Mess Annexe, Police Headquarters, Eve Leary. This year’s event showcased over $226.9 million in cash and awards presented for outstanding performance. The ceremony was chaired by Deputy Commissioner […]

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Attorney General Addresses Concerns Over Election Fraud Trials

Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall, SC, has responded to public frustrations regarding the prolonged delays in the election fraud trials, firmly stating that the government is not responsible for the slow pace of judicial proceedings. During his weekly program, “Issues in the News,” Nandlall noted that many citizens have expressed their […]

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