THE Transparency Institute Guyana Inc (TIGI) has announced the resignations of President Calvin Bernard and First Vice President Ayana McCalman effective as of December 1, 2015.Bernard and McCalman had

By Svetlana Marshall AS small and medium scale miners struggle to keep their heads above rough waters, their representative, the Guyana Gold and Diamond Miners Association (GGDMA) has approached

THE STATE yesterday closed its case in the High Court murder trial against the accused Patrick Anthony Balgobin before Justice Jo-Ann Barlow.The charge is that he allegedly murdered 72-year-old

By Alva Solomon A robber who attacked a University of Guyana student on Wednesday evening suffered reversed fortunes after he was forced to abandon his bicycle during a scuffle

UNCLE Eddie’s Association, which runs the home for the elderly at Jackson Street, Tucville, Georgetown, has been granted title to the 3.1127 acres of State land on which the

By Alva Solomon SOCIAL media may be utilised soon as a method to kick-start a national discussion on the development of arts and culture in Guyana and long-awaited copyright

By Svetlana Marshall THE Consumer Affairs Division (CAD) yesterday launched its ‘Know Your Consumer Rights’ campaign aimed at equipping the populace with the requisite knowledge needed to make good

Cecil Cox, the Queen’s College student who became the first Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) regional top awardee to win a regional top award at Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination