By Shauna Jemmott TWO girls who were rescued from the North West District are in the hands of the Child Care and Protection Agency, and will be returning to

PRIME Minister Moses Nagamootoo has condemned the Opposition for its grim outlook on the $230B budget, saying that that party has “waxed to true form and assumed the role

By Rabindra Rooplall OFFICIALS from the Vector Control Unit and pest control officers yesterday met with a leading representative of a global distributor of innovative chemical and related products

COMMANDER-In-Chief of the Armed Forces, President David Granger on Tuesday presented 14 officers with the Instruments of Commission and commanded them to be exemplary leaders in the Guyana Defence

By Shauna Jemmott A SLIDING gate in the midst of an alley between Crown and Laluni Streets in Queenstown, Georgetown has caused some disquiet in the neighbourhood, with some

FOR the second time in less than a year, Speaker of the National Assembly, Dr Barton Scotland, is presiding over a budget debate. Two days in, and he’s had

By Svetlana Marshall THE Public Health Ministry will do away with the monopolistic procurement arrangement involving NEW GPC, Minister within the Public Health Ministry, Dr Karen Cummings, said on

By Daniel Haynes In a day of calypso and dramatic poetry, the National Cultural Centre was on Tuesday filled with pupils and teachers who came to cheer on their

MINISTER within the Ministry of Finance, Jaipaul Sharma, has said that audits into agencies, projects and funds have indicated that there seems to have been deliberate, premeditated plans to

A CONSTRUCTION worker who is employed in Brazil was yesterday sentenced to three years’ imprisonment by Chief Magistrate Ann McLennan after he admitted to unlawful wounding. Richard Martin, 47,