In continuing campaign… FIFTY-NINE more truants were apprehended, last week Tuesday, when the Schools Welfare Department of the Education Ministry continued its campaign in Region Six (East Berbice/Corentyne). The

– Agri Minister appeals to coastland residents to guard against sea water contaminating reserves The coastland of Guyana experienced its highest spring tide level Sunday evening, with Regions Two,

It has come to the attention of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) that a new shipment of Vitrified High Level Waste will soon leave the United Kingdom for Japan transiting

MORE of the sea defence on Essequibo Coast has been destroyed, the latest being the embankment at Cullen, which crumbled under severe high tides last weekend. Reports said scores

Consumers urged to use water for beneficial purposes only Guyana Water Incorporated, GWI, the nation’s supplier of water and sanitation services, wishes to advise that due to the prolonged

DAVIS Memorial Hospital, on Sunday, graduated twelve more young ladies who successfully completed the nine months Foundation Health Care (FHC) Programme. The graduands of the Davis Memorial Hospital’s Foundation

POLICE yesterday appealed for information regarding the identity of the man who was shot and killed by a private security guard on Sunday. The deceased, of mixed ethnicity, met

TRAFFIC on Sheriff Street, Georgetown, was temporarily halted yesterday after another accident there. The wrecked motor car and truck after the accident yesterday. A Banks DIH truck, GEE 6186

DVD vendor Joyann Jonas, 30, of Princes Street, Georgetown, was quite pleased yesterday when public-spirited citizens were alerted by her screams for help and apprehended a bandit who had

Caribbean Feminist Network for research and Action It is good to see that some efforts are being made to reach women in desperate need, but those of us on