By Shirley Thomas A MASS gathering of 123 female Caribbean Salvationists, drawn from 11 regional countries, recently met in Barbados for The Salvation Army’s first ever Women’s Leadership Conference

–following harassment, alleged shooting by another miner By Ariana Gordon A MINING family currently operating at Kuribrong in the Potaro area of Region Eight is calling on the Ministry

By Svetlana Marshall FOUR armed bandits invaded Sanjay’s Jewellery late Saturday night, and walked away with millions in cash and jewellery.Proprietor Sanjay Persaud was held at gunpoint as the

— notes investigators will examine allegations against GPHC matron By Shauna Jemmott WHILE it is now official that Director of Nursing Services (Matron) at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation

By Svetlana Marshall AN EARLY morning accident at Diamond, East Bank Demerara has left Disc Jockey (DJ) Wavel “Bashment” Sabsook of Lot 196 Somatta Point, Grove, EBD dead, and

–Ramkarran shares views on Compendium Two of National Census By Ariana Gordon WITH the release of the long awaited ethnic census in Compendium Two last week, it has been

SEVEN more persons were held on Sunday as police intensify investigation into the triple murder that recently rocked the quiet village of Black Bush Polder.Divisional Commander Ian Amsterdam told

By Vanessa Braithwaite VEHICLES transporting items for businesses registered in Linden will be subjected to a reduced toll fee, which would be paid every six months when the Kara

TWO professors of paediatrics at the University of the West Indies (UWI), Mona, are to serve on the International AIDS Society’s (IAS) governing council for the next four years.Professors

Victorians are a proud and intense people Part 3 By Margaret Burke MUCH has, so far, been said about Victoria village: some of its challenges and despair, its visions