…concerns of villages addressed at stakeholders meetingREGION 9 (Upper Takutu/ Upper Essequibo) is recovering from the massive impacts of the worst flood in decades and the hundreds affected are

Caribbean brewers gather in Guyana for technical sessionsTHE 2011 technical sessions of the Caribbean Breweries Association (CBA) kicked off yesterday at Banks D’Aguiar’s Industries & Holdings (Banks DIH), Thirst

SOME 25 teachers across the country have completed initial training in sign language, as the Education Ministry widens its focus on education delivery to include all groups of learners.

…participants in World Day Against Child Labour told“EDUCATION is the key to a child’s successful future.” This statement was made by Coordinator, Tackle Project, Ministry of Labour, Human Services

POLICE are investigating a report in which it is alleged that two girls were abducted on Wednesday. Missing are Leshawn Mootoo, 16, and her friend, Marissa Carrington, 14, both

Rohee agrees with barring Divisional Commanders from mediaMINISTER of Home Affairs, Mr. Clement Rohee has defended the decision, by Police Commissioner Henry Greene, barring Divisional Commanders from speaking to

Sixteen of 400 poor families get core homesSIXTEEN families were presented with keys to their new homes, on Wednesday, when the Ministry of Housing commissioned several ‘Core Homes’ at

Lawyers argue over deposition of witness at PI A NEW witness, taxi driver Ashram Tewari took the stand, when the preliminary inquiry (PI) in the Neesa Gopaul murder case

Rohee accuses media of political agenda on crime CASH transactions are the biggest motivator of gun crimes in Guyana, presently, Minister of Home Affairs, Mr. Clement Rohee said Wednesday.He

Rohee awaits reports on inquiries as manhunt continuesMINISTER of Home Affairs, Mr. Clement Rohee told the media, on Wednesday, that he was still awaiting the reports and recommendations from