–as Guyana turns a mature 48 HUNDREDS of Guyanese flocked the National Park last night to participate in the annual flag-raising ceremony that this year marked the nation’s 48th

–for refusing to pay inordinately high fare SENIOR Journalist and Corporate Communications Officer of iNews Guyana, Mr. Kurt Campbell, was savagely beaten early Sunday morning by a taxi driver

President Ramotar calls for ‘renewed patriotism and nationalism’ on the political front –says opposing for opposing sake will do country more harm than good HEAD of State, President Donald

Culture Minister hails President Ramotar’s determination and grit –in spite of overwhelming challenges MINISTER of Culture, Youth and Sport, Dr. Frank Anthony, last evening at the National Park, during

THE Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) kicks off consultations with two key groups today at the Princess Hotel, ahead of the opening of its Annual Board of Governors’ meeting here

THE Caribbean Financial Action Task Force (CFATF) meeting in Miami, USA, kicked off yesterday. And Guyana, without an enacted Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT) Amendment

A BABY boy merely nine days old was allegedly kidnapped Saturday, leaving its parents, who reside at Number 60 Village, Corentyne, frantic with worry about the infant’s whereabouts. His