–  President Jagdeo tells Officers  at Police ConferencePRESIDENT Bharrat Jagdeo yesterday urged Officers of the Guyana Police Force not to let foreign countries use them as extensions of drug

THE Office of the President has sent out invitation for bids for the One Laptop Per Family (OLPF) project that the government intends to use as a tool to

THE Alliance for Change (AFC) Members of Parliament were absent from yesterday’s sitting of the National Assembly.Instead, AFC Presidential Candidate, Mr. Khemraj Ramjattan, led a protest outside of the

President restates his ‘Shoot to kill’ order…but warns Human Rights must not be violatedAT the opening of the annual Police Officers’ Conference at Eve Leary yesterday, Commander-in-Chief of the

– more communities to benefitTHE Health Ministry’s Regional Health Services has embarked on a series of eye care outreaches in communities along the coast, and will extend into the

Parliament approves Pensions Amendment Bill 2010… MPs no longer required to attain 40 years to receive pensionTHE Pensions (President, Parliamentary and Special Officers Amendment) Bill 2010 was brought to

– US State Dept. Report-progress made in capacity building in interior regions to combat drug tradeTHE U.S. State Department in its 2011 International Narcotics Control Strategy Report (INCSR) has