By Rabindra Rooplall THE season is here, with its wonderful anticipation and all-pervasive feeling of bonhomie magically charging the atmosphere. Of all the holidays in a calendar year, Christmas

By Leroy Smith AN Essequibo man yesterday reportedly confessed to killing 73-year-old Suroojpattie Ramlakhan, called “Aunty Carmen,” who was found murdered in her Richmond Essequibo home in February this

By Shauna Jemmott A YOUNG pilot has credited his military training for holding his ground during a testing experience when he was the first to spot the body of

— Hub to help small states access millions for climate change By Neil Marks in Malta COMMONWEALTH Heads of Government have mandated the bloc’s London office to develop a

THE Guyana Gold and Diamond Miners Association (GGDMA) is calling on the relevant authorities to arbitrate in a dispute between a miner operating a dredge on the Mazaruni River,

THE Paradise, Essequibo Coast man who reportedly murdered his 24-year-old wife last Saturday and later attempted suicide is likely to face a murder charge if he makes it out

– says Jagdeo’s criticism unfair, unhelpful By Neil Marks in Malta PRESIDENT David Granger has dismissed criticism by former President Bharrat Jagdeo that Minister Raphael Trotman “has very vague

By Vanessa Braithwaite REGION 10 buys more than 80 per cent of the agricultural produce it consumes, and this comes mainly from Region 4, in that most of its

— some 700 abandoned children live in orphanages By Svetlana Marshal THERE are in excess of 700 abused and abandoned children living in orphanages across Guyana, but the alarming