– says Clerk of Parliament THE prolonged absence of Deputy Speaker Deborah Backer from the National Assembly, has equated the Opposition and Government’s voting power in the House. Recent

THE Guyana Bankers Association, yesterday reiterated its call for action on the Anti–Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism Act (AML/CFT) Bill, ahead of the February 13 meeting

THE Ministry of Agriculture is currently negotiating with at least 14 groups to settle a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that will see investment in bio-energy initiatives in Guyana. The

THE Georgetown Children’s Mashramani competitions got underway yesterday at the National Cultural Centre (NCC) with dazzling and colourful presentations by students from various schools across the district. The five-day

THE Parliamentary Select Committee reviewing the Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT) Bill met yesterday and will continue deliberations today. Chair of the Committee and Presidential

THE Ministry of Health is collaborating with the Periwinkle Cancer Club to mark World Cancer Day, which is being observed today under the theme: ‘Reduce Stigma and Dispel Myths:

FIFTEEN-year-old Leon McCurdy of La Penitence, Georgetown, shot in the Paradise home of a businessman last week after an invasion, was part of a Kitty-based gang that would normally

A PLAINCLOTHES policeman, who was reportedly under the influence of alcohol on Sunday afternoon, drove a car into a drain at Sophia and smashed the nearby fence of a

TALK of a constitutional crisis as a result of the recent ruling of Chief Justice Ian Chang on the 2012 Budget cuts which were made by the combined Opposition