– government reiterates THE Guyana Government yesterday reiterated that 50 members of the United States Mormon religious organization, who overstayed their visitors’ permits and whose work permits have expired,

The Ministry of Home Affairs has dismissed a report, purportedly originating from the Embassy of the United States of America, as false and unfounded. The release stated that the

Bus driver Heywood writhing in pain from injuries to his right arm. The Toyota Land Cruiser involved in the accident A Route 48 minibus turned over on its side

– Agri Minister makes statement at Second Plenary Session Minister of Agriculture, Robert Persaud, and UN Secretary General, Ban ki Moon, exchange handshake at the World Climate Conference in

A group of some 17 persons, calling themselves Concerned Guyanese, yesterday picketed the home of Opposition Leader and Leader of the People’s National Congress Reform, Mr. Robert Corbin. The

DEPUTY Mayor Robert Williams, currently performing the duties of City Mayor while Mayor Hamilton Green is in Seoul, briefed the media at a press conference yesterday at City Hall