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January 20, 2016
–vehicles will help monitor city wards THE City Constabulary will now boast a fleet of five vehicles, which include two new pick-ups to conduct patrols within the confines of
Archive for the Month: January 2016
January 20, 2016
— Diaspora urges gov’t By Svetlana Marshall in New York US STATE Senator Roxanne Persaud has said it is time the Government of Guyana removes the barriers impeding members
January 20, 2016
GOVERNMENT, through the Ministry of Public Health, has developed a suicide emergency plan as the country grapples with the recent spate of suicides. According to a release from the
January 20, 2016
By Shirley Thomas LOCAL Pan-Africanists are not at all happy with where education across the Caribbean is headed these days, and have collectively decided to do something about it.
January 20, 2016
THE Supreme Court of Guyana, in collaboration with the Commonwealth Secretariat and the Commonwealth Magistrates and Judges Association, will host a two-day seminar at the Marriott Hotel in Kingston,
January 20, 2016
By Michel Outridge DEPUTY Chief Librarian Nadine Moore has disclosed that the advent of social media is having a great, negative impact on library services. She said the readership
January 20, 2016
Court: Boston’s submission ‘flawed’ NEIL Boston, attorney for former Public Service Minister Jennifer Westford was yesterday granted a seven-day adjournment to consider the merit of a court ruling, and
January 20, 2016
–but proposes no alternative OPPOSITION Leader Bharrat Jagdeo has told dozens of Wales Sugar Estate workers on Tuesday that the Peoples Progressive Party (PPP) “vociferously opposes” the closure of
January 20, 2016
ON January 15, this newspaper carried a story wherein Georgetown Mayor Hamilton Green expressed the view that zeal is lacking in the Local Government Elections (LGE). Mayor Green, in
