By Ariana Gordon NOT disheartened by the shift in her portfolio, Minister of Public Telecommunications, Cathy Hughes, has said she remains committed to the tourism industry and will work

MAGISTRATES serving in all districts of Guyana commenced on Friday a three-day seminar geared at strengthening the criminal justice system.The training, supported by the High Commission of Canada in

  By Telesha Ramnarine THE Guyanese people are being ‘tricked’ into believing that they will pay a mere $125 to park for an hour in the city, when in

IN pursuit of one of its key anti-piracy initiatives, the Guyana Police Force (GPF) has formalised arrangements through assistance from the government for a floating base, the M.B Tamakay,

  The mighty Essequibo has been the heart of an age-old unsubstantiated claim on Guyana’s sovereign territory by Venezuela, which spans over 170 years, beginning in the year 1840

By Shauna Jemmott FABULOUS Homes International, in collaboration with Alleyne and Company, is gearing to make tenants into homeowners by providing affordable homes through ‘Project 500’.Chief Executive Officer of

THERE is a worrying trend of negligence and recklessness being replicated among medium- and small-scale mining operations, the Natural Resources Ministry said after receiving the final report of the

TEENAGERS Kevin Washington and Dennecia Halley, were found not guilty on Friday afternoon after Justice Navindra Singh directed the 12-member jury to return a formal not-guilty verdict, citing insufficient

THE Venezuelan government, through its embassy in Georgetown, has denied claims that military officers from the Spanish-speaking country opened fire on officials of the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission

— CoI report recommends By Shauna Jemmott POLICE, magistrates and judges must administer charges on ‘men for grooming’, instead of ‘girls for wandering’, the report of the Commission of