CLOSE to six hundred women drawn from every section of the Guyana Police Force (GPF) gathered on Sunday at the Police Officers Mess Hall for the Second Anniversary Church

WITH the aim of strengthening the investigative capacity of the Police Complaints Authority (PCA), that body, through the Ministry of Home Affairs, will have its own team of investigators

CHIEF Education Officer, Mr Olato Sam is reportedly in a critical condition at a private city hospital. When last he was seen in public, he was apparently hale and

THE Roman Catholic Diocese of Georgetown, and indeed the entire Catholic community, has been plunged into deep mourning with the recent passing of Father Oliver Farnum of the Diocese.

ATLANTIC Hotel Inc. (AHI), in a statement released yesterday, slammed the Kaieteur News for its reporting on the continuing development of the Marriot Hotel in Guyana. The full statement

IN the wake of regular occurrences of power outages that have been hitting the general public across the country, the Guyana Power and Light Inc. (GPL) yesterday said the

EVEN though law-enforcement officers have been trying to clamp down on explosives such as squibs, Thunder King and others, they continues to flood the local market and could be

THE People’s Progressive Party (PPP) has joined the rest of the world in congratulating newly-elected President of Uruguay, Mr Tabare Varquez who recently won a presidential run-off by a

LEADER of A Partnership for National Unity (APNU), Brigadier (rtd) David Granger, earlier this week, in responding to the view that momentum is being lost in the prorogation battle,

THE arbitration tribunal established to address the suspension of Skeldon Sugar Estate worker Daniel Stephen ended its sittings on November 26,but problems pertaining to the issue still linger.  Speaking