THE much-anticipated Commission of Inquiry into the Public Service had its first hearing on Tuesday at the Watooka Complex in Linden. Giving testimony were many Lindeners, including influential personalities

DESPITE the significant reduction in road fatalities over the first eight-month period this year in comparison to the same period last year, the Guyana Police Force has expressed disappointment

A FEMALE health practitioner of the Georgetown Public Hospital could find herself on the other side of the law and also suffer sanctions by the Medical Council now that

AS the Robb Street granny murder trial continued in the High Court yesterday before Justice Navindra Singh and a 12-member jury, Government Pathologist Dr. Nehaul Singh and several other

SMALL and medium-scale mining have caused the majority of Guyana’s deforestation over several years and under a special agreement with Norway, the focus will continue to be on forest

THE education level of the labour force is improving worldwide, but access to a higher education is not leading to lower unemployment at the global level, says the 9th

THE playfield of Base Camp Ayanganna was yesterday the scene of an intriguing spectacle as stately soldiers, neatly dressed and aligned, marched in rhythm to the beat of drums.

THE management of the Mackenzie Hospital which is a part of the Linden Hospital Complex is calling upon the relevant authorities to review a system that affects only the

PRESIDENT David Granger said it would be best for former President Donald Ramotar not to interfere with the way the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) is managed, as he vowed

RANKS from the Customs Anti-Narcotics Unit (CANU) on Wednesday busted two St Lucian nationals who were trafficking cocaine out of Guyana in their vaginas.Now in police custody, the two