– says PPP General-Secretary THERE is no basis for the Attorney-General (AG) and Minister of Legal Affairs, Mr. Anil Nandlall to step down following allegations, which were levelled against

Successful prosecutions in ‘B’ Division remain a challenge – Commander Joseph A MAJOR bugbear to policing in ‘B’ Division is the challenge in upping the rate of successful prosecutions

– says House Speaker PRESIDENT Donald Ramotar has directed that steps be taken to convene a sitting of the National Assembly within the next 14 days. However, House Speaker

THERE has been no “changement” (no change) in a decision taken by the ruling People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) not to support the appointment of GECOM’s Public Relations Officer (PRO),

First meeting of arbitration tribunal set for tomorrow THE first meeting of the arbitration tribunal to address the suspension of Mr. Daniel Stephen, a worker at the Skeldon sugar

– as businessman discharges about 13 rounds in incident at Sarah Johanna THE Guyana Police Force (GPF), up to late yesterday, was trying to determine the circumstances surrounding the

Mace’s safe return to the House puts Speaker in embarrasing position –raises serious questions about his true intent PARLIAMENT’S ceremonial mace, symbol of authority of the office of Speaker

–defends impartiality of police’s work CRIME Chief, Mr. Leslie James yesterday told the Guyana Chronicle that the investigations “are ongoing” into the matter related to the controversial leak of

THE Institute of Chartered Accounts of Guyana (ICAG), in advertisements in all the local dailies, on Sunday, has bemoaned the disinformation peddled by the Kaieteur News. “A number of

Washington, D.C (PAHO/WHO) – THE Pan American Health Organization/World Health Organization (PAHO/WHO) is mobilising teams of experts in outbreak alert and response to help member states in Latin America