THE Chairman of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Michel Joseph Martelly, the President of Haiti, will pay an official visit to the CARICOM Secretariat in Georgetown from today to Friday.

THE rowdy operations of touts at  bus parks in Georgetown had been recently interrupted by several police campaigns, and yesterday, the police again  swooped down on a few of

Chief Fire Officer Marlon Gentle, yesterday, said that the Stewartville fire which razed Lot 38 Middle Street, South Housing Scheme, West Coast Demerara, may have been caused by spontaneous

NEWLY-ELECTED Georgetown Deputy Mayor, Mrs. Patricia Chase-Green, says she intends to tackle first, among other major issues, those having to do with drainage and garbage in the city. Eleven

Regional Chairman for Region 1 (Barima/Waini), Mr. Paul Pierre, last Saturday announced that Project Design and Construction Incorporated has been awarded the $60M contract for the construction of internal

A TEACHER of Richard Ishmael Secondary School took to the roof of the Woolford Avenue, Georgetown building yesterday, to protest what he perceived to be an anomaly with his

ACTING Police Commissioner Leroy Brumell has said that, as security of the mining sector remains a priority, there is a move to establish a communication network with the Guyana

THE new stage currently under construction in the compound of the Indian Immigration Monument Gardens sandwiched between Church Street and North Road, in Georgetown, will cost $20M. It is

ONE of the three men who were detained on Sunday for questioning in relation to the murder of Dr. Max Kungel, hanged himself in the Number 51 Police Station

ST. IGNATIUS Secondary, Lethem, a premier school in Region 9,   has been making the news recently and doing Guyana proud.Last Saturday, St. Ignatius Secondary stood out among several of