THOUSANDS of Guyanese youth and APNU apologists are outraged and alarmed at a move by the combined opposition, which sought to use its votes in the National Assembly to

THE Ministry of Home Affairs (MOHA) recently sought to clear the air on the $90M issue in which they considered it necessary to make public the report recently received

CHIEF Magistrate Priya Sewnarine-Beharry remanded Phillip Knights to prison yesterday, on a narcotic possession charge. The 18-year-old defendant, of Lot 167 Hunter Street, Albouystown, Georgetown, pleaded not guilty to

A MAN, who, allegedly, hit his reputed wife with a ‘pointer broom’, appeared in court yesterday, on an assault charge.Roy Roach, of Lot 14 Cummings Park, Sophia, Greater Georgetown,

AMONG the top performers who were awarded yesterday at the National Award Ceremony for Outstanding Performance, were four Guyanese students who copped four of the eight prizes given by

NON-adherence to safety regulations caused the death of three persons and the injuries of two others in the Aranka area on October 3, 2012. This was revealed yesterday when

DEPUTY Police Commissioner Seelall Persaud, Crime Chief of the Guyana Police Force, told the Commission of Inquiry (CoI) into the July 18th shooting at Linden that the police conducted

THE Ministry of Housing and Water will be moving to the courts to have members of the People’s Parliament removed from illegally occupying the newly erected Parliament Square, which

SINCE its November 2011 unveiling, Trinidadian proprietors of MovieTowne have been busy finalising arrangements that will hopefully see construction of Guyana’s first ever multi-cinema complex commence in December. Trinidad