REGIONAL Chairman of Region Three, Julius Faerber has refuted statements made by People’s National Congress (PNC) Member of Parliament, Mervin Williams on the “flooding situation” in the Region. “Mervin

In 2008… MINISTER of Public Service, Dr. Jennifer Westford has disclosed that 43 students completed studies in Cuba during 2008 and returned to Guyana to fulfill their contractual obligations.

In Parliament… MINISTER of Education, Mr. Shaik Baksh has denied more than 300 persons, who successfully completed the teachers’ upgrading programme, were denied entry to Cyril Potter College of

‘We have to continue to forge a society that is free from ethnic stereotypes and where race and ethnicity are seen as nothing more than biological and cultural traits

Relatives believe couple were abducted THE Georgetown Public Hospital (GPH) yesterday, in a press statement, responded to an article in the January 5, 2009, edition of the Kaieteur News

GUYANA’S newly admitted lawyer, Ms. Denika Broomes, who has the distinction of being the first lawyer from Mabaruma, was admitted to the Bar on Friday by High Court judge,

SOME Pomeroon farmers are complaining that migratory birds from the interior are destroying their fruit crops. The complainants said the birds are creating havoc, feeding mostly on carambolas, which

THE Cheekies family is celebrating its ‘Cheekies Bundle of Joy’ 10th anniversary supporting new mothers in Guyana and continued with presentations on New Year’s Day. These lucky mothers received

MINISTER within the Health Ministry, Dr. Bheri Ramsaran, in an invited comment, has said that the Ministry of Health’s work is continuing even while addressing the flood and being

After inconclusive autopsy… POLICE yesterday handed over, to relatives for burial, the remains of Leo Alleyne, following an inconclusive post mortem examination. Leo Alleyne. The unsuccessful autopsy was blamed