THE murder charge against licensed firearm holder Lawrence Wayne called ‘Bai Bai,’ was discharged by Chief Magistrate Ann McLennan yesterday after she said that the prosecution had “failed to

A TWENTY-six-year-old fisherman of Walton Hall, Essequibo Coast, was stabbed under his right arm near his heart and on his buttocks by the boat captain, who retaliated after being

FROM where Guyana, Brazil and Venezuela meet, stretching eastward and to the north, is the second largest administrative region of Guyana, encompassing 47,213 km², and probably the richest in

“YES, Lord. Ah going home. Thank you Lord.”That was the triumphant and repetitious refrain from 26-year-old mason Afiba Yankana of Hadfield Street, Wortmanville, after he was set free by

THE Burnham Foundation, a non-profit organisation that aims to keep alive the memory of Guyana’s first Executive President Forbes Burnham, has arranged a symposium to discuss the restoration of

A FARMER from the Upper Mazaruni River who is accused of attempting to kill his wife with a boat paddle while being intoxicated with ‘bush rum,’ was yesterday remanded

THE hinterland region is to become Guyana’s new agricultural frontier, says President David Granger. “The hinterland, particularly our grass lands in the Upper Demerara/Berbice, that is, the intermediate savannahs

TWO teenagers from St Michaels, Barbados have been jointly charged with the offence of serious bodily harm in connection with the death of Brinsley Warde, who is reported to

OSHI Centre for Health and Social Policy has reportedly returned to the drawing board after meeting with the Public Health Ministry on the establishment of a National Electronic Patient-Care

PRESIDENT David Granger has described the move by his administration to increase the salaries of the Prime Minister, Ministers, Members of Parliament and the opposition’s yearly allocation as an