HEAD OF STATE, David Granger is urging the Guyanese public not to be worried with his decision to pardon more prisoners for the country’s 50th Independence Anniversary, pointing out

–to mark International Women’s Day GENDER parity is needed and Guyana will grow when this is understood and practiced, but the environment needs to be created to allow this

AMIDST claims that they trigger violence, work is set to begin on the creation of computer games that can be used in schools to reduce negative attitudes developed in

POLICEMEN and soldiers in Region Six on Tuesday turned out to cast their ballots ahead of the March 18 Local Government Elections (LGE) in a process that was described as

–Disciplined Services vote quietly By Alva Solomon DISCIPLINED Services’ ranks voted quietly yesterday morning at the Mabaruma Police Station, and rivalry between the two main political parties increased in

THE Embassy of the United States of America has congratulated the people of Guyana and the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) on the successful conclusion of the Disciplined Services vote as

WITH 11 days left for Local Government Elections, the campaign spirit is high in the town of Linden as the two political parties and two independent groups strive through

A MINIBUS driver was granted $800,000 bail on a charge of causing death by dangerous driving, following an accident which claimed the life of a pensioner on March 5,

By Jasmaine Payne GUYANA’s legal framework for enhancing women’s rights is intact, and President David Granger believes it is now time to move towards enforcing those laws and changing

…few hiccups, voting process smooth AFTER a hiatus of more than two decades, members of the Guyana Police Force, Guyana Defence Force and Guyana Prison Service on Tuesday kick-started