MINISTER of Legal Affairs and Attorney General Basil Williams has re-emphasised that Guyana is not ‘blacklisted’, and that statements made by some Opposition members, prior to the country’s commendation

A TEN-YEAR-OLD Port Kaituma boy was flown to the city early yesterday morning and is receiving medical attention at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) after a venomous snake

HUNDREDS gathered yesterday in Main Street, Georgetown and its environs to witness the annual Courts Christmas Concert and Tree-lighting ceremony, as usual, presented by the furniture and appliances mega-store’s

MINISTER of Social Cohesion Amna Ally was yesterday paid a courtesy call by Special Envoy of the United Nations (UN) Secretary General in the Caribbean Region Dr. Edward Greene,

CHRISTMAS policing arrangements are already underway to minimise accidents through the festive season.With figures showing a 22% decrease in road fatalities compared to last year, the Traffic Division is

THE Board of Governors of the Caribbean Development Bank have re-elected Dr. William Warren Smith to a second five-year term as president. This decision was confirmed on November 6

AS Guyana celebrates Road Safety Month, the Traffic Department of the ‘E’ Division Police (Upper Demerara/Upper Berbice), has proudly reported only two road fatalities for 2015, compared to six

PRESTON Skeete, a 19-year-old mason of 1103 Central Amelia’s Ward, Linden; together with 29-year-old Lennox Estwick of Lot 636 Central Amelia’s Ward and porter Jermain Michell of Lot 1640

THE police and a business couple from Regent Street, Georgetown are seeking to locate 52-year-old Davy Tennessee Nelson of Linden, Region 10, to whom the couple had entrusted a