MORE than  60 youths between the ages of seven and nineteen years, from various villages between Canal No 2, West Bank Demerara and Parika, East Bank Essequibo, graduated on

Businessman agrees $750,000 settlement with freed murder accusedBUSINESSMAN Errol Azar has agreed to make an ex gratia payment, of $750,000, to freed murder accused Dorsette Mc Cammon, who previously filed

The proposed rehabilitation and remodelling of designated police stations in the country would reflect a new thrust by the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Guyana Police Force to

Guyana’s Agriculture programme wins Canadian support– with billion-dollar food security project THE successes of Guyana’s food security and productivity policies which have been garnering international attention over the years

THERE has been a lot of buzz surrounding the ‘Impress Youth Expo’ which is slated to be held at the Guyana International Conference Centre tomorrow. The Expo will provide

MISS Guyana World, Arti Cameron, yesterday paid her second courtesy call on President Bharrat Jagdeo in less than one month. Only on this occasion the Miss Guyana World crown

victim refused to testifyKENNETH Gilbert, who is on trial for having carnal knowledge with a six-year-old girl whom, it is alleged, he also indecently assaulted, might get away with

Voir dire to determine alleged confession statementsJUSTICE Winston Patterson, the presiding  judge in the Enterprise murder trial involving the two accused, Kennise Glasgow called ‘Zachery’ or ‘Juma’ and Dexter

Farmers benefiting from Government Supenaam Creek investment ALLIANCE for Change (AFC) Member of the Region Two (Pomeroon/Supenaam) Regional Democratic Council (RDC), Mr. Archie Cordis has said farmers are benefiting

POLICE on Essequibo Coast are awaiting the results of a post mortem examination, to determine the cause of death of a 64-year-old woman, whose decomposing body was found in