PARLIAMENT will today consider seven bills which are up for their second reading. Those bills are the Local Authorities (Elections) (Amendment) Bill 2013; Wildlife Import and Export Bill 2013;

PRESIDENT Donald Ramotar, General Secretary of the People’s Progressive Party/Civic, Clement Rohee and other senior party members yesterday bid their final farewell to Ramdeo Sahadeo, also known as ‘Fenny’,

THERE have been increasing reports, particularly regarding remittances, of the impacts resulting from the warning by the Caribbean Financial Action Task Force (CFATF) after Guyana missed the given deadline

I READ with some disquiet a most detailed epistle in the Stabroek News, authored by Mr.Khemraj Ramjattan, attorney-at-law, in respect of the case filed by Bashir Mohamed against the

MAJOR focus will this year be placed on optimising the use of the market tarmacs and facilities constructed for vendors, as well as enforcing stronger laws to remove vendors

COMMISSIONER of Police Leroy Brumell said that he is very disturbed at the details unfolding with respect to reports that a member of the Guyana Police Force had sexually

THE Ministry of Local Government & Regional Development (LGRD) has identified a number of important issues hindering the delivery of computable services at the level of the Neighbourhood Democratic

THE Mount Sinai Deliverance Ministries at Haslington, East Coast of Demerara was yesterday afternoon packed to capacity as scores of ECD residents, police officers of all ranks dressed in

COMMUTERS on the West Bank Demerara suffered transportation woes yesterday after public transport operators took massive strike action. Drivers on Route 31, West Bank to Georgetown, as well as

DESPITE the continued heavy downpour yesterday morning in Georgetown, the city was not seriously affected by flooding and it was business as usual for most persons. The busy Regent