By Navendra Seoraj A DUTCH team has begun working on a computer (hydraulic) model for drainage in parts of Georgetown, to help predict the vulnerability of certain areas during

“NO WORK and no water!” cried 14 Venezuelans on Monday when they appeared before Chief Magistrate Ann McLennan, charged with entering Guyana illegally by sea on July 20 at

GUEST COLUMN by Peter Haynes A sound mind in a sound body; if the former be the glory of the latter, the latter is indispensable to the former. –

THE first audition of the Digicel summer “Bring the Beat” amateur DJ competition, launched on July 15 in the Savannah Room of the Pegasus Hotel in Kingston Georgetown, has

JUSTICE Jo Ann Barlow on Monday issued a bench warrant for murder accused Raymond Pestano who faces a joint indictment with his father Roy Pestano Snr.The Pestanos are accused

By Jeune Bailey Vankeric NURNEY Village centenarian Caroline Marks, nee Benn, passed away peacefully at her granddaughter’s home at Lot 192 Amsville Housing Scheme, New Amsterdam last Thursday.Her granddaughter Wendy

GOVERNMENT has strongly condemned recent statements made by former President Bharrat Jagdeo, who told a gathering of New York-based Guyanese that Guyanese of Indian origin are under assault in

–call for ‘holistic’ approach to the matter By Vishani Ragobeer A GROUP of outspoken citizens yesterday held a small picketing exercise outside the Georgetown Magistrates Court to back demands

PRESIDENT David Granger has reiterated his charge on the Georgetown Mayor and City Council to consult with City residents on critical issues so as to avoid the escalation of

–man said to have shared a relationship with victims’ close relative RANKS of the Police ‘B’ Division are now seeking a new suspect, who is said to have critical