Divisive Diverting Diverters The Observer is back after a more-than-brief sojourn. Upon returning, the political rhetoric emanating from the Leader of the main Opposition was awfully difficult to evade.

PRESIDENT of the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) Professor Compton Bourne has been appointed the eight Chancellor of the University of Guyana. According to a U.G. release, Professor Bourne’s appointment

The call for blood has become more urgent since the buffer stock at the National Blood Transfusion Services (NBTS) is significantly below its 170 unit target. Coordinator Ms. Shameeza

Guyana School of Agriculture (GSA) Chairman, Mr. Rudolph Gajraj, has said though discipline at the school has improved tremendously, there are still some issues which need to be addressed.

The three friends killed at Providence Public Road, East Bank Demerara, in an early morning accident Friday are likely to be buried today. The friends, Asheeki Asgarally, Richard Chimien

Beefing up the security sector THE Guyana Police Force yesterday unveiled the new $60M Data Centre which is expected to be the epicentre of a modernised and massive information

The winning CDF Logo entry The winning design for the CARICOM Development Fund (CDF) Logo Competition was unveiled during a presentation ceremony at the CDF’s Barbados Headquarters on Friday

Head of State and Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Chairman Bharrat Jagdeo, yesterday chaired the first meeting of the leaders appointed to the first ever regional task force of a political

In spite of recent police successes “In spite of the recent successes of the Guyana Police Force in dealing with major law enforcement issues, such as crime and traffic,

The Government Information Agency (GINA) is often been bemused by the antics of the Guyana Press Association (GPA), but its latest outburst is beyond belief, according to a press