Guyana Telephone and Telegraph Company (GT&T) yesterday launched its fourth Cellink Jingle and Song Competition 2009 at Duke Lodge, Kingston, Georgetown, where the 2007 winner, Cleon Cadogan, unveiled a

A memorial service was on Monday held at the Church of the Holy Rosary, David Street, Kitty, in celebration of the life of Mrs. Pamela Iola Mittelholzer, nee Miranda,

Despite new revelations on the content of a report done by licensed psychologist Ms. Kathleen Siepel, and the Catholic Church’s stand that the mystery illness is psychological, residents of

THE swollen corpse of a boy, Avinash Colahar, one year and seven months old, of Affiance, Essequibo Coast was discovered early Monday morning in a drainage canal leading to

THEIR watchwords being ‘Riding with the spirit of friendship for the spirit of charity’, Doranai Champion Riders raised $240,000 and handed the sum to Help and Shelter (H&S) at

President Bharrat Jagdeo has said that while solidarity among African Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) nations is imperative, leaders from these counties must be clear in their demands to the

The D’Urban Park Lions Club last Saturday held its annual “Journey-for-Sight” walkathon through the streets of Georgetown, during which they raised $47,000. Members of the D’Urban Park Lions Club

VICE Chancellor of the University of the West Indies in Mona, Kingston, Jamaica, Professor Nigel Harris met President Bharrat Jagdeo yesterday to talk about the potential for collaboration with

ACTING Chief Justice Ian Chang has deferred, until Monday, his decision on whether or not to discharge or make absolute a nisi order of mandamus calling on the Chief

As investigations by Police in Trinidad into the Saturday afternoon kidnapping, murder and subsequent dumping of the bodies of two Guyanese construction site workers continue, relatives of one of