TRAFFIC Chief Hugh Denhert observed, yesterday, that inattentiveness is one of the leading contributors to road accidents and fatalities. Speaking about issues facing the Guyana Police Force (GPF) Traffic

ANY teacher who is found abusing a student will be dealt with condignly by the Ministry of Education and it will be ensured that the entire force of the

EDUCATION Minister Priya Manickchand, yesterday, paid a visit to the Al Ghazali Islamic Academy in Woolford Avenue, Georgetown where she met and interacted with the students who recently sat

THE Ministry of Agriculture, in collaboration with the Pan American Health Organisation/World Health Organisation (PAHO/WHO) and Health Canada started a three-day workshop yesterday. Being held at the Grand Coastal

SEVERAL pupils of a primary school in Middle Road, La Penitence and two teenagers narrowly escaped death or serious injuries when the latter duo, both unlicensed, took all of

GEORGETOWN Mayor Hamilton Green threatened to have Acting Town Clerk Carol Sooba put out of the statutory meeting, by City Constabulary officers, last Monday, if she did not desist

CHIEF Education Officer, Mr Olato Sam, said the recent front page Kaieteur News article entitled ‘Hinterland primary students trek miles with logs for hot meals’ raises some pressing concerns

THE People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) is calling on the Alliance For Change (AFC) and A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) to make clear and publicly known their position on

THE legend certainly lived up to his reputation. Thousands were mesmerized and left intoxicated by the melodies that were sung by the world renowned ‘King of Sufi Music’, Ustad

THE City Council, at the statutory meeting last Monday, voted, by majority, in favour of a proposal by Georgetown Mayor Hamilton Green to restore, forthwith, the monies cut from