THE Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Guyana (FITUG), the majority trade union grouping of Guyanese workers, is unequivocally against the recent move to the courts by RUSAL –

After robbery… A ROBBERY committed on a young cosmetology student has caused her to have second thoughts about wearing gold jewellery again. Dammiel Shepherd (no address stated) was still

A FIRED employee of Air Services Limited (ASL) was in custody yesterday while Police investigated a fraud at the Ogle aerodrome, East Coast Demerara. The man is suspected to

Education Minister Shaik Baksh has said all unregistered private schools throughout the country will be informed through the media on Sunday to come forward and be registered with the

Twenty-four year old Adrian Boston of Dartmouth Village on the Essequibo Coast died at the Georgetown Public Hospital Monday afternoon one week after being involved in an accident on

Education Minister Shaik Baksh has announced that the ministry’s five year strategic plan implemented a year ago will be reviewed this month end. Baksh told reporters at a recent

GUYANA Relief Council (GRC), on Wednesday, donated clothing, groceries, cooking utensils and mattresses to Joseph and Varshnie Fordyce, whose two-storey home was destroyed by fire a week before, at

Delta as it touches down on the CJIA tarmac The six hour delay of an early morning flight from JFK International Airport in the United States to the Cheddi

In face of prevailing problems at City Hall Both City Mayor Hamilton Green and Deputy Mayor Robert Williams have extolled the Burrowes Commission of Inquiry report as comprehensive and

– 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,