THE husband of the woman murdered at Corriverton, Berbice, on Monday was still in Police custody yesterday. Investigators have ruled out robbery as the motive for the killing as

With Gov’t support… All agencies under the umbrella of the Ministry of Public Works and Communications involved in providing transportation services across the country recorded a successful 2009. Minister

– according to CARICOM Secretary General Edwin Carrington SECRETARY General of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Dr. Edwin Carrington has said that several member states have expressed a willingness to

– Health ministry says ‘a fairer picture of the H1N1 situation in this country would indicate that the virus has affected more that 50 people’ MORE H1N1 cases have

In Region Two… FARMERS of Aberdeen/Hackney, Lower Pomeroon, have expressed thanks to the Government for deploying excavators to clear weed and bush from the drainage canal in their communities.

A WOMAN remained in Police detention yesterday following the discovery, on Monday, of her three-week-old baby boy in a canal near their home. She was held hours after the

President Jagdeo reports on Middle East visit… — Kuwait offers US$10M in project aid IRAN has agreed to deploy its world class geo-scientific techniques to help Guyana accurately map

– Another shipment of containers expected to leave Friday (small head) The first shipment of relief materials donated to the National Haitian Disaster Relief Committee left the shores of

GUYANA has met all the conditions for last year to qualify for US$30M under its historic climate change agreement with Norway, President Bharrat Jagdeo reported yesterday. He said the

– commends Guyanese for their generosity in national effort to help PRESIDENT Bharrat Jagdeo, commending Guyanese for their generosity in helping the people of earthquake devastated Haiti, has assured