THE University of Guyana branch of the United Minibus Union (UMU), in a pioneering spirit yesterday, became the first group of minibus operatives to begin wearing zone uniforms, in

Written by Chriseana Ramrekha GUYANESE passengers in-transit to the US will no longer be subjected to disembarking and screening at Trinidad’s Piarco International Airport with effect from November 1st, according

Written by Leroy Smith RUMOURED to be the “fine skinny Indian” in Corporal Cleto’s shooting, 19-year-old Mario Gouveia of James Street, Albouystown, who along with two other Albouystown men was

THE Government of Guyana has rejected the ‘conflict of interest’ gambit that is being orchestrated by political commentators such as Christopher Ram, Anand Goolsaran and others against Geetanjali Singh

THE search for the body of 49-year-old Patrick Ramkellwan came to an end yesterday after it was discovered at approximately 08.05hrs.Yesterday the police confirmed that the body of the

A Commission of the Anti-Corruption Mechanism of the Organization of American States (OAS) held an “on-site” visit from October 8-10 to Guyana, as part of the analysis that the

MINISTER within the Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development (LGRD), Mr. Norman Whittaker, disclosed at a recent press conference that the LGRD Ministry will be hosting its first

THE transformation that has taken place on the Essequibo Coast during the 21 years of People’s Progressive Party Civic (PPP/C) rule and the attempts by the political opposition to

KAIETEUR News recently published an aerial photograph showing a limited flow of water streaming from the Amaila Falls which is earmarked to be the water source for the Amaila

AFTER delivering the feature address at a well attended PPP/C 21st anniversary event in Essequibo over the weekend, President Donald Ramotar travelled from Supenaam to Parika via the MV