…says Gail TeixeiraTHE recent claims by A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) on campaign financing and its accusations levelled against the government that the incumbent is using state resources

…calls for civil campaign by all political partiesTHE ruling People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C)  is reiterating its call for a peaceful and civil election campaign ahead of the 2011 polls

HEAD of the Presidential Secretariat (HPS), Dr. Roger Luncheon, yesterday took the stand again in the High Court before Justice BrassingtonReynolds as the proceedings of President Bharrat Jagdeo’s libel

Brassington brothers head to jail NEWARK — Two Florida-based Guyanese brothers who founded a now-defunct charter jet company whose plane crashed at New Jersey’s Teterboro Airport are headed to

A 14-year-old Second Form student was found dead around 11:30 hrs yesterday, hanging by his neck from a piece of polythene in a toilet at the Charity Secondary School

Developers seek subsidies to build two more Marriott hotels (WASHINGTON POST): The developers planning two Marriott hotels across from the Walter E. Washington Convention Center say they want to

JAMAICAN Dancehall mega star Adidja ‘Vybz Kartel’ Palmer, yesterday had his music banned from being played on the National Communications Network (NCN), 98.1 FM. The state-owned radio station which

– says Dr. LuncheonHEAD of the Presidential Secretariat Dr. Roger Luncheon said yesterday that the 10th Parliament of Guyana must meet by December 28, 2011, meaning that elections must

TORONTO SUN –  One of Canada’s “Most Wanted” criminals, who was convicted twice of beating women, has been deemed a threat to public security and denied release from custody

ADORERS across the region will raise a Guinness Stout in celebration of the life and work of Arthur Guinness, founder of the dark rich brew which is Guinness. On