By Alva Solomon “WE HAVE to get to the stage where we can have this broad spectrum of Guyanese to say “legalise it.” Those were some words of advice

By Shauna Jemmott A FORMER employee of the Guyana Energy Agency (GEA), who was among those who dismissed after failing a polygraph test in 2013, has launched a campaign

IMRAN Sookram of Peter Street, Parika, who did not make an appearance in the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court when his matter was first called on October 12, 2015, after he

THE importance of search-and-rescue was highlighted yesterday when three long-serving Air Services Limited employees were honoured for their contribution to the aviation sector as Guyana celebrates International Civil Aviation

IN observance of International Volunteer Day, which was commemorated on December 5, members of the U.S Embassy’s Youth Action Network (YAN) visited four schools in Georgetown to discuss the

MINIBUS drivers who traverse the route from Linden to Kwakwani have been pushed to the edge as, for too long, they do not have a choice but to contend

POLICE on Monday once again responded with precision, nabbing four armed bandits shortly after they had robbed a grocery shop at Liverpool Village Corentyne, and had assaulted a woman.In