By Ravin Singh PRESIDENT David Granger has warned that anyone found guilty of negligence, resulting in the Drop-in Centre fire that claimed the lives of two children will be

By Navendra Seoraj IT WAS chaos in the community of Crane, West Coast Demerara on Thursday when 70-year-old Eustane Williams also known as “Patrick” was hacked to death by

THE Government of Guyana on Thursday said it is not rushing to remove the death penalty from its statute. The statement made by Minister of Natural Resources and the

MONTHS after a forensic audit in the Student Loan Agency at the University of Guyana (UG) revealed billions of dollars in default payments, government will be going after those

By Vishani Ragobeer DR Peta Ann Baker of the Department of Sociology, Psychology and Social Work at the University of the West Indies (UWI), Mona Campus, Jamaica, said an

By Clifford Stanley THE  stand-off between the Regional Chairman of the Regional Democratic Council of Region Five (Mahaica/Berbice) and the APNU+AFC regional councillors  entered its seventh month yesterday, apparently with no end  in

AN early morning fire on Thursday destroyed a two story apartment building at lot 34 South Railway Embankment Ogle, East Coast Demerara, leaving seven persons homeless and millions in

By George Barclay THE Old England Demerara murder re-trial, at which accused Lakeraj Fredericks is alleged to have shot to death Clifton Bonus, 21, in June 2011 over some

By Shauna Jemmott WITH a massive boost in housing and community development in Guyana, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Fabulous Homes, Karis Munroe, is calling on government to design

By Shauna Jemmott WITH the current controversy over service-delivery issues at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation, the hospital’s acting Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Alan Johnson has recommended that the