IN THE MIDST of the most severe flooding in Region Nine (Upper Takutu/Upper Essequibo) in recent memory, and a tremendous cooperative effort by local, regional and national authorities along

THERE IS mounting suspicion about the PNCR’s ex-parte court injunction against the Ethnic Relations Commission (ERC), and political analysts believe the move betrays the spirit of the parliamentary process.

THE FAILURE to identify a new Secretary-General for the Caribbean Community, or to indicate any progress in coming to grips with the need for a new and relevant management

TURKEY’S ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) is heading for its third election victory in a row today, and already it is starting to suffer delusions of grandeur. Its

THE GUYANA Police Force, which was established in 1939, remains the principal crime-fighting agency in the country. Its role in maintaining law and order is becoming increasingly demanding, as