THREE DAYS after residents forced the closure of the Mocha Arcadia Nursery School in protest of its appalling conditions, the school reopened on Wednesday following the intervention of the

– Ramjattan wants offences of truancy, wandering abolished By Ravin Singh New legislation designed to soften punishment for young offenders, increase the age at which they can be held

DAY one of the National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) was run without any major glitches, with approximately 14,500 students tested in English Language and Science. Suelle Findlay, Public Relations

By Ariana Gordon in New York AS Guyana celebrates its 50th Independence Anniversary come May, International air carrier Dynamic Airways has partnered with the 50th Anniversary Committee in New

MINISTER of Citizenship, Mr. Winston Felix has said that the fees for the application and processing of passports have not been increased, refuting claims that costs have moved from

AFTER a five-year gap, People’s Progressive Party (PPP) activist Kwame McCoy was yesterday placed on $275,000 bail when he appeared before Magistrate Lerone Bailey at the Providence Magistrate’s Court,

THE only female Prison Officer who has remained at the Georgetown Prison in recent times said on Wednesday that it is not a wise idea for female officers to

THE Guyana Energy Agency (GEA) is soon to benefit from two ‘groundwater data loggers’ which it received on Tuesday from the Government of Germany through the German Agency for

TWO Guyanese are currently in Songdo, South Korea, participating in a Green Climate Fund’s (GCF) “Accelerating Access” conference and workshop where they will present proposals for funding from the