AMERINDIANS yesterday continued, for the third day, their vociferous protests of the 2014 budget cuts that directly impact their development, outside Public Buildings.And for the second day, they were

(ST. JOHN’S, Antigua) GUYANESE Orland Wilson, 26, pleaded guilty to fraudulently diverting, obstructing, and consuming electricity from the Antigua Public Utility Authority (APUA) when he appeared yesterday in the

THE GOVERNMENT of Chile pledged “continuing development support” for the Caribbean Community during a just- concluded official visit to the South American Republic by CARICOM’S Secretary General, Irwin LaRocque.In what

THE small section of the sugar workforce within the bargaining unit of the National Association of Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Employees (NAACIE) that went on strike last Wednesday has

AT a recent ceremony in Food for the Poor’s boardroom United Nations Children’s Fund, (UNICEF) and Food for the Poor (Guyana) Incorporated (FFP) signed an agreement whereby school children

A STRANGE-looking fibreglass object, which reportedly washed ashore at Devonshire Castle on the Essequibo Coast late Tuesday, is causing quite a stir and no end of speculation in the

THE Supply Committee of the National Assembly on Tuesday approved the budgetary estimations for the Public and Police Service Commissions as well as the Teaching Service Commission. Prime Minister Samuel

THIRTY-EIGHT-year-old Reshi Pasha of 10 Old Road, La Grange, West Bank Demerara is furious that he is unable to earn a living because Sparendaam police refuse to release his

CRIME CHIEF Leslie James confirmed on Tuesday that the police are continuing their investigations into the rape allegations levelled against a teacher of a private school which has since

MORE than 15,000 students from all Administrative Regions of Guyana will, today, conclude writing the National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) examination which began yesterday. Minister of Education, Ms. Priya Manickchand,