Perspectives examining the nexus between the ‘the Fight against Terrorism and the Respect for Human Rights’ was the subject of the ruling People’s Progressive Party’s (PPP) first symposium for

OVER the years, the impact of improper solid waste management has evolved into a critical environmental problem in Georgetown, becoming more acute over time, creating unpleasant aesthetic conditions, and

SEVERAL winners were awarded their prizes this week after participating and being selected in the drawing of the Guyana Red Cross Society (GRCS) 2014 raffle. The GRCS, which operates

EVEN as centenarian Cecelia Ethleen Ramsay King, called ‘Tanti’, of 144 Bermine Housing Scheme, New Amsterdam, has lived for 103 years, and intends to increase her tally, her well

THE Government has adopted a policy where it intends to favour local contractors in the undertaking of developmental projects. This announcement was made yesterday by Public Works Minister Robeson

A GINA feature What would life for Guyanese be without rice? The history of this crop dates back to the days of African slaves during the period of Dutch

The recent statements by the United Kingdom’s outgoing High Commissioner Andrew Ayre about President Donald Ramotar’s prorogation of Parliament have been soundly criticised by government. Head of the Presidential

POPE Francis said Thursday there are limits to freedom of speech, especially when it insults or ridicules someone’s faith. Francis spoke about the Paris terror attacks while en route

A FORMER prison officer was on Thursday morning remanded to prison after being slapped with charges for trafficking narcotics and being in possession of prohibited articles in the Camp

REPUTED husband Anthony Blair, called Horseman, 38, of Levi Dam, Angoy’s Avenue, was on Friday sentenced to three months imprisonment after he confessed to unlawfully and maliciously wounding his