FOLLOWING the setting up of the Stray Catchers Unit at the Ministry of Home Affairs a number of animals have been removed from the roadways. The ministry said that

THE issues and hardships for students as pointed out by the Caribbean Examination Council (CXC) in relation to the Region’s students’ performance at the sitting of the Caribbean Secondary

THE local chapter of the New York-based Margaret Clemons Foundation yesterday began a domestic violence workshop for children aimed at reducing domestic and gender-based violence, and child abuse in

Veteran Guyanese trade unionist and former President of the Postal and Telecommunications Workers Union(PTWU), Selwyn Felix has died.He was in his early 80s. Felix passed away earlier this week

THE two persons who died as a result of a horrific minibus and a motor car smash up on the Lima Public Road, Essequibo Coast two Sundays ago, have

THE Government of Guyana and the Region 10 Administration last evening affixed their signatures to the historical Terms of Reference (TOR) for the Commission of Inquiry (COI). The agreement

GUYANA’s Foreign Affairs Minister Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett and her Surinamese counterpart, Mr. Winston Lackin, yesterday met at the Grand Coastal Inn to discuss various issues on the agenda for the

MINISTER of Culture, Youth and Sport, Dr. Frank Anthony is hopeful that the Indian Science and Technology exhibition would inspire more Guyanese to pursue the field of science. Speaking

SCHOOL teacher, Ronald Forde, having faced four sexual indictments which stemmed from allegations that he had had penetrative sex with a student of the Fort Wellington Secondary School, had

PRESIDENT Donald Ramotar and First  Lady, Ms. Deolatchmee Ramotar, Prime Minister Samuel Hinds and  Mrs. Hinds , Ministers of Government, and members of the Disciplined Services, were among, scores