Police to review footage THE Guyana Police Force (GPF) will review the video footage of the suspect in the fatal shooting of the Delicious Chinese Restaurant cashier on D’Urban

Freedom must never be taken for granted –it was paid for in blood and sacrifice MINISTER of Home Affairs Mr Clement Rohee has said freedom must never be taken

UNESCO pays tribute to the late Navin Chandarpal –for his dedication to the teaching of the sciences AS part of Guyana’s observance of World Science Day for Peace and

A SHORTAGE of gasoline on Monday at Charity and in The Pomeroon forced scores of farmers, schoolchildren and residents to paddle home along the Pomeroon River. Councillor of the

FORT Island, located on the Essequibo River, came alive Saturday as a bird watching tour and bird guide training session were both conducted there by the Guyana Tourism Authority

–decision sends Welshman haywire THE ruling by acting Chief Justice Mr. Ian Chang, S.C. yesterday that the injunction by Raphael Trotman would continue until the end of the action,

–for causing death, driving under the influence CHRISTOPHER Bridjmohan, 21, was yesterday placed on $225,000 bail when he appeared at the Sparendaam Magistrate’s Court before Magistrate Alex Moore charged

A MEETING of the Council for Trade and Economic Development (COTED) that concluded last Friday has determined there will be engagement on a more continuous basis between the trade

SPEAKER of the National Assembly, Mr Raphael Trotman has been taken to task for saying that President Donald Ramotar’s decision on Monday to prorogue the first session of the

–deems it ‘A Dark Day for Democracy’ AGAINST the backdrop of President Donald Ramotar prorogating Parliament on Monday, A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) has described the move as