AN emergency meeting of the Parliamentary Committee of Privileges, chaired by Speaker of the National Assembly, Raphael Trotman, was yesterday convened briefly for a few minutes, even as the

FOOD For the Poor (Guyana) Inc. has been donating thousands of pairs of footwear to female students of nursery and primary schools throughout the various administrative regions of the

THE meeting hosted by Minister of Home Affairs, Mr. Clement Rohee, with Ambassador, Mr. Brent Hardt and a delegation from the United States embassy Thursday, reviewed the progress made

THE Governments of Guyana and the United States yesterday, signed an ‘open skies’ agreement, which will repeal and replace all existing air services agreements between the two countries. Speaking

A POLICEMAN shot and injured a man to rescue a colleague who was being attacked at Kurupung Landing, Mazaruni, last Sunday. The cop who was rescued had been bitten

CHIEF Fire Officer Marlon Gentle has reported that statistics, over the past six to eight years, show that fires at buildings, particularly dwelling houses, are more prevalent.Speaking at the

THE Ministry of Home Affairs would like to advise the public that all persons wishing to apply for a ‘Tint Permit’ are required to complete a Tint Waiver form

POLICE are investigating three fatal accidents which claimed the lives of three men between Sunday and yesterday, at Tain, Berbice; at Bee Hive, East Coast Demerara; and in Georgetown.

AN annexe to the Fort Wellington Secondary School at Fort Wellington, Region 5 (Mahaica/Berbice) is to be completed by month-end and will accommodate some 150 students. Regional Executive Officer,

THE Accounts Department compound of the Ministry of Public Works, in Kingston, Georgetown, was crowded yesterday as hundreds of persons went there to collect their partial refunds for tickets