UNEMPLOYED Vallas Motie, 18, who, allegedly, had forced sexual intercourse with a 15-year-old girl, was remanded to prison yesterday. Magistrate Tejnarine Ramroop refused bail to the accused at New

THE June criminal sessions at Berbice Assizes closed on Thursday, with 17 prisoners still awaiting trial. In the Jail Delivery, Superintendent Charles Cossiah, of New Amsterdam Prison, told Justice

– garbage disposal to resume as early as tomorrow IN AN effort to ensure that residents of the city are not inconvenienced further, Government has committed to paying its

– his proposals as ‘two-by-two’ -‘His Nibs’ himself as ‘obsolete’ PRESIDENT Bharrat Jagdeo has dismissed as spurious, claims by Georgetown Mayor, Mr. Hamilton Green, that the government is to

-No word of pilot A SINGLE-engine Piper 228 Cherokee airplane, piloted by its owner, Bernard Singh, and reported missing since Friday, was found late yesterday in the vicinity of

Relatives combing the debris to see if they could salvage anything. FIRE believed to be electrical in nature ripped through two houses in the same yard at Cove and

– President for key talks in New York GUYANA is scoring more points for its climate change leadership role, and its deforestation model that seems certain to set the

THE Regional Administration in Region Four (Demerara/Mahaica) has reported that developmental projects in its 2009 work programme are nearing completion. A release said, to date, 93 per cent of

PUPILS in their early transition from primary to secondary school often encounter various disciplinary problems which can be avoided if parents pay keen attention to their activities in school.

REGION Six (East Berbice/Corentyne) Chairman Mr. Zulfikar Mustapha has reported that civil and earthen works on the Crabwood Creek control structures are some 50 per cent complete. Speaking with