Authorities in New Jersey, USA have reported that 49-year-old Guyanese Phillip Amsterdam was shot dead at a nightclub. Amsterdam, once a minibus driver here, died Friday after being transported

TECHNOLOGICAL gadgets have become important tools in the fight against gender-based violence in Guyana, and the Ministry of Social Protection has said that, with the use of mobile phones

THE gates of State House were yesterday opened to hundreds of children from across Georgetown for a luncheon hosted by President David Granger and First Lady Sandra Granger. The

Tony’s Auto Spares (TAS) on Saturday handed over a $3 million Mazda RX-8 sports car to a Bartician who was announced the winner of its 2015 promotion. Ayube Khan

BUSINESS owners and other residents of Corriverton in Upper Corentyne, East Berbice, have collaborated with the Guyana Police Force to form the Springlands/Corriverton Berbice Community Policing Group (CPG) to

AFTER months of deliberation, the government and the Berbice Bridge Company Incorporated (BBCI) have struck a deal to reduce the toll for crossing the bridge. The agreement, which covers

-three homeless for Christmas A GROUP of under-10 boys from the North Ruimveldt Squatting Area yesterday made their way into a relative’s home at North Ruimveldt, Georgetown, where a

-Canje riverine community ready for agro-processing, other economic ventures LOCATED some 140 miles from the Canje Bridge, the riverine community of Baracara, in Region Six, continues to subsist on

– 11 young mothers to be freed from jail tomorrow ELEVEN mothers who are in prison for minor offences will be home for the Christmas, following a decision by