MINISTER of Local Government and Regional Development, Mr. Ganga Persaud has said that he is becoming impatient with the slow process of the investigation into the alleged City Hall

CABINET has granted its no-objection to two contracts, some US$365,000, that are in pursuit of the exercise by Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA), to relocate all of its arms to

PRESIDENT Donald Ramotar’s inaugural address to world leaders at the 67th United Nations (UN) General Assembly yesterday reflected the Guyana Government’s long-held position on upholding the rule of law

JUSTICE James Bovell-Drakes and Justice Diana Insanally are assigned to preside at the October Criminal Session of the Demerara High Court, which begins on Tuesday. Up to late yesterday,

A SENIOR official of the Georgetown Prisons will today tell Justice Franklyn Holder in the Demerara High Court about the number of inmates at the Georgetown Prison awaiting trial

BOSAI’S Dust Collection System for Bauxite Kiln No.14 at Linden will be commissioned today. This system will mitigate dust emitted from the bauxite processing operations of the company and

IN the wee hours yesterday morning, a car owned by a Guyana Power and Light (GPL) loss reduction supervisor in Berbice was reportedly set on fire. According to Mr.

POLICE are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of security guard Alwin Glasgow, 44, of Supply, East Bank Demerara, whose body with marks of violence was found under a

CARMELITA Jones, 24, the woman who had reportedly suffered severe burns at her ‘B’ Field, Sophia, Greater Georgetown home on September 18, 2012, succumbed to her injuries at the

SENIOR Police Superintendent Clifton Hicken was allowed to leave the witness stand after enduring three days of intense cross-examination by state, defence and police attorneys, members of the Commission