A road-safety-conscious security guard stood patiently under a traffic light on Church Street, between the Bank of Guyana and the National Library, last Saturday (Boxing Day) at about 14:00

THE National Blood Transfusion Service (NBTS) is in dire need of blood to satisfy the ever growing demand for this “lifesaving” product. At this time of the year, the

FORTY-FOUR-year-old Phillip Williams of Five Star, Barima River, Region One was last Thursday brutally chopped by a man who was reportedly intoxicated and ‘out-of-control’. Hours later, he was air-dashed

-Guyana Police Force THE Guyana Police Force has said it is unaware of any pending disciplinary matter against Assistant Commissioner of Police David Ramnarine, contrary to statements made by

— mother of scissors-attack victim moving to High Court THE mother of a 16-year-old student of the Patentia Secondary School, who was stabbed in his skull with a pair

FORTY-EIGHT-year-old Richard Fredericks of Parika, East Bank Essequibo left Bartica, the gateway to the gold mining interior, to return home last Wednesday, but somewhere between the two points tragedy

WHILE many were drinking and having a merry time, some members of the Guyana Fire Service (GFS) were not that fortunate, as they were kept on their toes during

SELF-EMPLOYED 45-year-old Mark Trevor Greaves of 171 James Street Albouystown, Georgetown was yesterday remanded by Chief Magistrate Ann McLennan when he appeared before her to answer the indictable charge

–Traffic Chief urges road users TRAFFIC Chief Dion Moore is calling on all motorists and road users to be alert, and to look out for each other when using

SCORES of children residing at the Sophia Care Centre had smiles plastered on their faces after West Indies cricketer Christopher Barnwell visited them, last week, to distribute toys, books,