Errol McKellar is a son of the Caribbean who works daily to make a difference in the lives of everyone he meets. His is a story of compassion, drive, determination and triumph over adversity. Dedicated to being a change agent for everyone he comes into contact with, Errol is now being honored for his efforts in an international arena, the 2012 London Olympics.

Happening right now: Residents move to block main artery road to Georgetown at the Kara Kara Bridge area with huge logs...reports of police using a bulldozer to clear blockages Leon Martin Roberts:

Police arrives on the scene at the top of the Amelia's Ward Hill...
Leon Martin Roberts:

Errol McKellar is a Harlesden-born man with a mission, and on Saturday, July 21, he will be taking a giant step forward in that mission.

At least three persons were killed yesterday when police oppened fire on protesters in Linden.

Among the dead as confirmed by Linden hospital officials are:
• Selwyn Boyea, 18, of Wisroc Park
• Ron Somerset, 19;
• Allan Williams, 54, of Wisroc

Among those hospitalized are:

A Partnership for National Unity (A.P.N.U.) unreservedly condemns the unprovoked police assault against unarmed, peaceful protesters. The Partnership has extended condolences to the relatives of the three men who were shot dead in Linden on Wednesday 18th July. More than two dozen other persons were injured, some of them seriously.

Drilling operations at the Jaguar-1 well in the Georgetown Block, Guyana, have ended and the well will be plugged and abandoned at a depth of 4,876 metres, without reaching the primary objective, according to a Tullow Oil press release.

Like many Guyanese who have migrated to foreign countries, I have become entrenched in the socio economic and cultural norms of my new homeland.

Research In Motion Ltd. (RIM), seeking to reassure shareholders at their annual meeting today, reiterated that it’s considering all strategic options for the company, even as it pushes for a January release of the BlackBerry 10.

During the night of Sunday 31 May to Monday 1st June 2009, the Airbus A330-203 registered F-GZCP operated by Air France crashed into the Atlantic Ocean. The aeroplane had taken off at 22 h 29 to undertake scheduled flight AF 447 between Rio de Janeiro Galeão and Paris Charles de Gaulle. 12 crew members (3 flight crew, 9 cabin crew) and 216 passengers, from thirty-two nationalities, were on board.

A total of 170 kilograms of cocaine was seized in two separate drug busts at the Port of Saint John, Canada Border Services Agency officials announced Friday.

The drugs have an estimated street value of more than $21 million, officials said.