–  a case of US double standard on extraditionTHIRTY FOUR years ago today, terrorists blew up a Cubana passenger aircraft off Barbados, killing all 73 people on board, mostly Cubans

RETIRING Secretary General of the Caribbean Community, Mr. Edwin Carrington, deserves to be awarded with the highest honour of the region’s 37-year-old integration movement, according to the Barbados ‘Nation’ newspaper.

The new Board of The Bishops’ High School is working to advance teacher development; and as part of its activities, organized another Staff Development Session for its teachers prior

…from Education Minister Shaik Baksh‘We are blessed with committed, competent, caring teachers’ Each year on World Teachers’ Day, we take special timeout to recognize the priceless contribution our teachers

World Teachers’ Day was inaugurated on the 5th of October, 1994, to honour the signing of the UNESCO /ILO recommendations that dealt with the status of teachers. Since then,

…warn criminals as drive-by shootings proliferateTHE Guyana Police Force (GPF) yesterday sounded a warning to all criminal gangs that it has ‘upped its anti-crime status of operations’ and is

– And mother’s love on the auction block“Neesa used to tell us a lot of things about how horrible a life she was living…She told friends, she told teachers,

THE Indian Arrival Committee (IAC) notes with profound anguish, the horrific and inhumane death meted out to sixteen-year-old Neesa Gopaul, of Leonora, West Coast Demerara. “Ms. Gopaul’s gruesome death

– considered biggest ever expansion of access to computers in Guyana CONSIDERED the biggest ever expansion of access to computers in Guyana, Government’s one laptop per family project is

Fire yesterday gutted a house at 663 East Ruimveldt, leaving about 16 persons homeless, including children. Esther Braithwaite said she, her three sisters and their families lived in the