By Ariana Gordon THE Forensic Audit into the operations of the Guyana Energy Agency (GEA) has recommended that Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the agency Dr Mahender Sharma be

HOLI,the festival of colours, has been known traditionally as a Hindu observance which symbolises good over evil. And over the last few decades, having been observed in a multi-ethnic

THE FESTIVAL of Phagwah which is celebrated mere days before Easter signifies not only a group of holidays, but it shows that humanity is one especially when it focuses

By Alva Solomon FIRE suspected to be electrical in origin on Wednesday gutted the building which housed the former Sheriff Nightclub on Sheriff Street,Campbellville in the city, erasing the

A 78-YEAR-OLD man of Crabwood Creek, Corentyne, Berbice, was found dead in his hammock by family members and a neighbour on Tuesday night. The man’s body was found with wounds

THE Basic Needs Trust Fund (BNTF) has implemented two infrastructure development projects which will extend water distribution mains in four villages on the West Coast of Berbice in Region

BARBADOS’S Ambassador to CARICOM Robert “Bobby” Morris has said that the immigration issues that dogged relations between Georgetown and Bridgetown back in 2007 have been overcome and the two

A TEAM from the Commonwealth Office last week held discussions with Attorney General (AG) Basil Williams on the issue of drafting legislation for the oil and gas sector here.

By Akola Thompson IN 2009, then opposition Member of Parliament Volda Lawrence in responding to allegations of solicitation of sex from a minor by then government official Kwame McCoy,

THE Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) has reportedly uncovered a revenue leakage racket at its Cheddi Jagan International Airport, Timehri branch involving several customs officers who are being investigated for