security to be enforced By Ariana Gordon Following a meeting held with approximately 12 prisoners on Friday morning, Minister of State Joseph Harmon says he is confident that the

The Guyana Chronicle is apologizing for publishing an online article which stated that a prison officer died from injuries sustained during a confrontation with prisoners at the Camp Street

  Harmon, Ramjattan meet inmates   By Ariana Gordon Minister of Public Security Khemraj Ramjattan has committed to meeting some of the basic needs of prisoners while noting that

By Neil Marks The State is considering compensation for the families of the 17 men who died in Thursday’s prison riot, with President David Granger saying “on the part

The Public is advised that schools around the Georgetown Prison and its environs are closed due to the Georgetown Prison unrest. Parents are advised to collect their children from

Six inmates of the Camp Street Prison and a prison officer have been rushed to the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) for medical treatment following a standoff at the

greater presence of People’s Militia in all regions by Ariana Gordon PRESIDENT David Granger has called on the reservist unit of the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) to be the

EMERGING markets, including those in the Caribbean, must find new models of economic growth and the first step is to move away from models based on high government spending

By Tajeram Mohabir THE 132-year-old Georgetown Prison, also called the Camp Street Prison, has experienced several occasions of unrest over the past decade. These were caused by a number