Reflections by Phil Pascal QUOTE:I was relieved by the information pertaining to a “forward move” on Community affairs as we prepare for 2010. They contrasted with some of the

JOHANNESBURG — Kaiane Aldorino from Gibraltar was on Saturday named the new Miss World at a glittering two-hour pageant that put South Africa in the spotlight and featured traditional

WORKS towards the restoration of Le Repentir Cemetery, in Georgetown, have slowed due to the unavailability of tools and other necessities, City Councillor Ranwell Jordan reported yesterday. In a

– President Jagdeo says outstanding issues are major concern TALKS at the United Nations climate summit in Copenhagen, Denmark, resumed yesterday afternoon after protests from developing nations forced a

MANAGING Director of Citizens Bank, Mr. Eton Chester, has commended the Government for its massive housing drive and has welcomed the ceiling rise for low income mortgages. He was

THE FUNERAL FOR THE LATE DR DESREY FOX, M.P., MINISTER WITHIN THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION WILL TAKE PLACE ON: WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 16, 2009. 08:30HRS-10:00HRS Viewing of body Umana Yana

Police said they are investigating the death of Kadir Doodnauth, nine, of 54 Palmyra Village, East Canje, Berbice, who was found on Saturday morning hanging from a rope tied

THE Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Secretariat has acknowledged the continued critical support of international partners in furthering the development of the region, Deputy Secretary General, Ambassador Lolita Applewhaite said. Speaking