THE ECONOMIC Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) has proposed in the framework of the climate conference in Paris, a strategy to reduce the external public debt

PRESIDENT David Granger has reiterated his stand to stakeholders in Linden that Guyana will not be giving in to the advice of some Guyanese to surrender to Venezuela’s claim

IN the continuing campaign to eliminate violence against women, the Adolescent Department of the Ministry of Public Health and the Department of Culture, Youth and Sport of the Ministry

ADOLESCENT children in Guyana are requesting more information on sexuality but the United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) office here is concerned that the age of consent, being 16-years-old, is

UNLAWFUL killings by police, abuse of suspects and detainees by security forces, and poor prison and jail conditions were cited as the most serious instances of human rights abuses

STUDENTS of the Kamarang Nursery and Primary schools were yesterday treated to the joy of meeting Santa Clause and his entourage, who were on a mission to bring them

IN light of a perceived spate of police shooting to death suspected criminals, President David Granger is calling for more arrests as opposed to killings, though sometimes the latter

An incomplete investigation by the Guyana Police Force Major Crime Investigations Unit has stalled the work of the Chambers of the Director of Public Prosecution (DPP) from proceeding with

Any move to decriminalise marijuana by the legislative arm of government could be seen as contradictory, given that active strides are being made to bring tobacco control legislation before

CONCILIATORY proceedings under Chief Labour Officer Charles Ogle on the Annual Production Incentive (API) dispute between the Guyana Agricultural and General Workers Union (GAWU) and the Guyana Sugar Corporation