THE attempt by Government to have the July 25 sitting of the National Assembly deferred to August 7 was done in good faith and was not without precedent, as

GOVERNMENT is committed to improving the local maritime sector and has launched several initiatives with the aim of improving safety throughout the nation’s waterways, Minister of Public Works, Robeson

MINISTER of Culture, Youth and Sport, Dr. Frank Anthony, yesterday, handed over cheques for a total of $7.6M to 68 African organisations from across the country to help with

THE Guyana Relief Council (GRC) made donations to 12 fire victims, on Wednesday, at its Lot X West of Public Road, Riverview, Ruimveldt, Georgetown.GRC Welfare Officer, Ms. Rohini Bonar

A POST-MORTEM performed on the body of Gweneth Alexander, 18, found that she died from perforation of the liver due to a stab wound. The autopsy was done on

THE Government of Guyana yesterday convened a stakeholders’ consultation session on the Amaila Falls Hydropower Project (AFHP), at the Guyana International Conference Centre (GICC) at Liliendaal, East Coast Demerara,

POLICE Firearms and Ammunition Expert, Sgt. Eon Jackson, explained this yesterday when giving evidence for the prosecution in the Lusignan massacre murder trial, at which accused Mark Royden Williams,

THE Guyana Defence Force will today strengthen its human resource capacity when 164 recently-graduated recruits take their oath of office following 16 weeks of rigid training to become soldiers.

TODAY, AS Cuba celebrates the most popular date in its revolutionary calendar–(July 26 Movement)–to end, six decades ago, the infamous dictatorship of Fulgencio Batista, a courageous Salvadoran human rights campaigner

THE CARIBBEAN region requires special attention from thePeople’s Republic of China, according to former Caribbean diplomat, Sir Ronald Sanders. The Guyana-born diplomat and columnist was speaking Wednesday at a