PRESIDENT of the Guyana Legion, retired Warrant Officer II Duncan Stuart has firmly declared that the organisation is here to stay, despite dwindling economic resources and challenging times. Stuart

DEPUTY Commissioner of Police Seelall Persaud Monday said that police hold the view that the cocaine which was in the candy sold recently to the children in Region 1

THE Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Monday inked a revised Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in Paris, France. And CARICOM’s Secretary General,

POLICE, responding promptly following an armed robbery yesterday afternoon in Linden, arrested the suspect and recovered $1M which was taken from a Gizmos and Gadgets store employee who was

– warns that ‘those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it’ THE Progressive Youth Organisation (PYO) said it is exasperated by the callous nature of the

COMMANDER of the Police ‘A’ Division, Assistant Commissioner Derrick Josiah, on Monday, unveiled a comprehensive security plan for the capital and its environs, as economic activities increase for the

THE Carnegie School of Home Economics held its 79th Annual Graduation Exercise last Thursday, and 96 students of hope and promise from the Craft Production and Design Division graduated,

– shocking shootout leaves nation shaken, as condolences flow TWO policemen, a taxi dispatcher, a taxi driver and a businessman are now dead following a shootout at Middle and

THE Government of Guyana is expressing condolences to the bereaved relatives of those who were killed yesterday during a shocking shooting incident in Middle Street, Georgetown involving law enforcement