AS THE ZIKA virus becomes more bothersome to Guyana’s populace and other parts of the world, another mosquito-borne virus which was recently discovered is yet to be identified by

GUYANA is a peaceful and complex society, where freedom of beliefs and religion promotes togetherness and teaches respect for each other, in spite of differences.This sentiment was shared by

A GUYANESE and two Brazilians were arrested on Sunday, March 6, 2016 in Region Nine (Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo) following a raid by ranks of the Guyana Police Force (GPF)

 –aims to enhance policy-making decisions DUE to the lack of coordination, limited and scarcity of data within the Agriculture sector, the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the United

THE European Union, in a message to mark International Women’s Day, has said that gender equality must be promoted: not only today, but every day.“Today we celebrate women. We

IN KEEPING with the theme for this year, ‘Gender Equality by 2030’, the Guyana Association of Women Lawyers is encouraging Guyanese women to “keep their eye on the prize,

THE Guyana Human Rights Association (GHRA) has said that while women’s rights remain the most urgent human rights priority, they remain subordinated to broader gender concerns, as reflected, not

MEMBERS of the Disciplined Services will today cast their votes at various polling stations across Guyana, ahead of the rest of the eligible electorate which votes on March 18.Public

By Leroy Smith THE perennial problem of lengthy delays in trials and magistrates’ tendency to remand suspects on first appearance are among some of the issues that could have

AFTER almost a year on the run, Shivanand Roopnarine, accused of stabbing his girlfriend to death, was yesterday charged for the capital offence when he appeared before Magistrate Zameena