POLICE yesterday seized a 40hp outboard motor engine, a quantity of seine and a 25″ fibre glass boat during a number of raids on the East Coast of Demerara.

Despite the great strides that Guyana has made since its independence on May 26, 1966, much more can be made with greater unity, cooperation and a supportive political environment.

– Food for the Poor donates systems The Ministry of Education’s goal to fully computerise all secondary schools and 50% of primary schools was taken a step further yesterday

Three persons drowned in the Abary Creek yesterday when a boat they were travelling in capsized. The dead were identified as Satesh Kowsilla, 33, and Diana Ramjeet, eight, both

The Santa Rosa mystery illness As the mysterious illness continues to plague the Santa Rosa Mission community of Moruka, the residents, wanting to take a proactive approach to dealing

POLICE in Trinidad have charged two men but are hunting three more in the continuing investigations of the recent kidnapping/murder of Guyanese nationals Narad Sukhu, 28, and Tomeshwar Vinod

— asks to be relieved of responsibility HEAD of the Presidential Secretariat, Dr. Roger Luncheon, has accused British Government representatives of being insincere and inconsistent in negotiations on security

THE British High Commission here yesterday released the following statement after the letters issued on the subject by Dr. Roger Luncheon, Head of the Presidential Secretariat: “We have seen

– in burglary at Uncle Eddie’s Home By Shirley Thomas A WOMAN security guard was murdered early yesterday morning during a burglary at Uncle Eddie’s Home for senior citizens,

‘The ministry’s objective is to develop, process and allocate in excess of 17,000 house lots by December 2010’ – Housing Minister Irfaan Ali THE Ministry of Housing and Water