By Ariana Gordon EVEN as Guyana, on February 17, will observe the 50th Anniversary of the signing of the Geneva Agreement, renowned Guyanese Diplomat Sir Shridath Ramphal asserts

FOREIGN Affairs Minister Carl Greenidge has reminded the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) that in 1992, when it came into power, it had fired more people than what it is

By Alva Solomon “I HAVE here a Cabinet paper since 2012, to come into operation in 2013 — signed by Dr Roger Luncheon to increase fees for shotguns from

A GROUP of about 12 persons on Friday picketed the office of ‘E’ Division Commander, Senior Superintendent Calvin Brutus, calling for his removal and that of an inspector within

PASSENGER traffic at Guyana’s main port of entry –- the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA) — rose by six percent for the month of January 2016, the Ministry of

ORCHID Consultancy Group on Friday held its launch at Herdmanston Lodge, Georgetown, under the theme “Achieving Goals, Maximising Profits.”Orchid Consultancy provides services in salesmanship, financial management, retirement planning, HR

By Ariana Gordon MINISTER of State, Joseph Harmon, on Friday reaffirmed Government’s commitment to strengthening the Public Service, while calling on the Parliamentary Opposition to be solution-driven rather than

AS THE 50th anniversary of the signing of the Geneva Agreement nears, President David Granger is slated to meet with United Nations Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon next week, where he

By Svetlana Marshall APNU+AFC Member of Parliament Jennifer Wade has said that although crime remains a major problem in Guyana, more criminals are now being placed before the courts.On

By George Barclay TWO judges, Justices Jo-Ann Barlow and Seunarine Beharry recently granted seven petitioners bail totalling $1,625,000 pending the hearing of their cases.The following shows the offences, the