UNAG, JPA join in welcoming new Family CourtPRESIDENT of the United Nations Association of Guyana (UNAG), Mr. Donald Trotman said, Saturday, that he hopes the soon to be established

Dookhoo acknowledges benefits from PSC, Government collaborationRECENTLY elected Chairman of the Private Sector Commission (PSC), Mr. Ramesh Dookhoo said, last Thursday, that the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) led programme,

SUPERINTENDENT of Examinations,  Mrs. Juliet Persico has said that the 25 students, from Hururu Academy, in Region 10 (Upper Demerara/Berbice), who were unable to sit the Caribbean Examinations Council

THE Women and Gender Equality Commission, at its first meeting last Wednesday, encouraged the commissioners to peruse global conventions and other documents relative to their advancement.Chairperson, Mrs. Indranie Chandarpal

POLITICAL and Trade Officer at the European Union (EU), Nobert Probst, said last Friday that the EU delegation is encouraged by the response it received from the Guyanese public

The Schools’ Welfare Department will be taking 14 parents from Mosquito Hall, Riverview, Unity and Lancaster in Mahaica, Region Four, to court for abandoning the responsibility to educate their

The Palms Geriatric Home yesterday held an appreciation ceremony  during which it acknowledged the sterling performance of its 75-strong nursing complement, in observance of International Nurses’ Week 2010, held

St. Joseph Mercy Hospital resumes out-patient servicesST. JOSEPH Mercy Hospital, in Parade Street, Kingston, Georgetown, yesterday resumed out-patient services and Human Resources Manager, Mrs. Georgiena Mentore said the response

Police have arrested eight persons and are hunting for more following the discovery of the body of Wilfred McAllister called “Ernest”, 37, of Number 79 Village, Corriverton, Berbice, on

Guyanese farmers were yesterday exposed to demonstrations of the popular drip irrigation technique by consultants from a Jamaican firm with the intention of having more local farms adopt the