AT least two persons injured in Sunday afternoon’s  smash-up between a minibus and a motor car at the corner of D’Urban and Smyth Streets in the city remain warded

DEPUTY Commissioner of Police (Law Enforcement), Seelall Persaud, yesterday said that the post mortems  for the three Lindeners who were shot and killed in the mining town on Wednesday

OFFICIALS of Guyana’s Mangrove Restoration Project (GMRP) have been invited to take part in a World Trade Organisation (WTO) conference being held in Ecuador in September 2012 following a

DIGICEL Guyana, on Wednesday last, turned the sod for the new Mahaica Children’s Home located on the East Coast Demerara. This new multi-million dollar home will replace the existing

THE Ministry of Health Food Policy Division, last Friday, hosted a health fair at the Lusignan Market Tarmac in observance of Nutrition Awareness Week 2012. Persons from Lusignan and

A Private Sector Commission (PSC) team led by interim chairman, Mr. Clinton Urling met A Partnership for National Unity’s Brigadier David Granger and Dr Rupert Roopnaraine to discuss last

THE Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment said it regrets that the protest actions at Linden, which are in their fourth day(last Saturday), are taking their toll on

THE Connect to the Americas Summit opened in Panama City on Wednesday last with a chorus of calls for the speedy roll-out of secure and affordable access to broadband

REGISTERED Medical Practitioner Dr. Samantha Kennedy Moore, of the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC), who examined a 15-year-old girl allegedly raped by a minibus conductor on Friday, 13th November,

THE regional administration of Region 5 (Mahaica/Berbice), last Friday, handed over $600,000 to four children who were selected to participate in the Guyana Teachers’ Union/Caribbean Union of Teachers Athletics