Guyanese citizens are optimistic about their country’s progress in combating corruption, although Guyana still faces major challenges to prepare itself to manage its newfound oil wealth.
The Trinidad and Tobago government is worried by the increasing number of elderly citizens being murdered or disappearing for ever and the perpetrators are often family members.
The Jamaican government is teaming up with Harvard University to establish a Phytomedicine and Medical Cannabis Institute.
A World Bank Report on the subject says that Higher education fosters growth, reduces poverty and boosts prosperity.
The Police Business Centre on Walkers Road, which includes the Criminal Records Office and The Security and Firearms Licensing Unit, will be CLOSED for business on Thursday, 10 October for important staff training.
Shortly before 11:00PM on Tuesday 1 October, officers responded to a report of a serious assault that had occurred in the parking lot of a business on Shedden Road in the vicinity of Dr. Roys Drive, George Town.
The RCIPS is seeking the assistance of the public to locate wanted man Davian Thompson.
“People are just miserable on the roads now, something has to be done,” said Bodden Town resident Twyla Vargas when over100 residents of the district met with road officials and MLAs to discuss problems with the early-morning traffic back up at the Bodden Town Civic Centre.
Professional money laundering, how to spot terrorism financing, and financial crime involving complex corporate structures was discussed during the Financial Crime Investigation Unit’s (FCIU) recent Stakeholders Forum.
RCIPS Acting Police Inspector Roje Williams will be departed the Cayman Islands on Friday, 4 October to attend a 12 week intensive leadership development training program At the FBI National Academy located in Quantico, Virginia in the United States of America.