Mayor would do worst possible if things don’t follow his ‘script’ – Luncheon says HEAD of the Presidential Secretariat, Dr. Roger Luncheon yesterday observed that while City Hall remains

– use caution as road construction continues, says Troy Resources TROY Resources Guyana Inc. (TRGI) is calling on Linden to 72-mile road users to moderate their speed and use

Minister Whittaker threatens termination of Region 7 solid waste contract WHILE visiting the Region 7 (Cuyuni-Mazaruni) community of Bartica, Minister of Local Government and Regional Development, Norman Whittaker, in

OFFICIALS of the St George’s Cathedral have expressed their displeasure at the growing number of sex workers who gather outside the historic building and its surroundings at night to

POLICE Commander of ‘F’ Division, Courtney Ramsay, said that three men were arrested on Tuesday night following the homicide of a Matthew’s Ridge resident, whose semi-nude body was found

…punctured lungs caused death THEON Smith, the Mazaruni Prison inmate who was stabbed to death on Sunday by another prisoner died as a result of a stab wound to

THE Ministry of Education yesterday commissioned a $26M extension to the St. Agnes Primary School, which will now be able to house 210 students.  Speaking at the ceremony, Assistant

No recommendation to block West Africans – President Ramotar THERE has been no recommendation coming to the Cabinet or the Government of Guyana to bar West Africans from entering

ROUTE 44 (East Coast Demerara) minibus operators have decided not to continue their strike action for a fare increase yesterday, after the Government introduced the free service 44-seater buses

SIX needy families in the Rosemary Lane (Tiger Bay) area, Georgetown, yesterday at a Community Church benefited from donations handed out by Food for the Poor (Guyana) Inc.  Food