By Ariana Gordon THREE international experts on human rights and the abolition of the death penalty are in Guyana to engage all stakeholders, including the government and the judiciary

RECENT investigations by the Ministry of Education have found that school administrators are requesting significantly large sums of money for the registration of new students to nursery, primary and

CABINET on Tuesday did not arrive at a conclusion on the report which was presented to Minister of State Joseph Harmon on the inquiry conducted into the allegations of

MINISTER of Foreign Affairs Carl Greenidge has criticised the high cost to send remittances to Guyana from North America. On Wednesday, the minister said the high cost to send

Guyanese civil society representatives have elected Dr Dawn Stewart, the unopposed nominee of the Guyana Equality Forum (GEF), as the civil society representative to Guyana’s Global Fund Country Coordinating

THE Guyana Human Rights Association (GHRA) has noted the indelible contributions of Bishop Randolph George, who died on Monday.“The Bishop is said to have contributed significantly in the late

GUYANA will be turning to Denmark for assistance in the development of its renewable energy sector, President David Granger said Wednesday.His comments came after he accepted letters of credence

THE Office of the Prime Minister has issued a message of condolence on the passing of Randolph George, former Anglican Bishop of Guyana, who passed on Monday last, saying

THE Ministry of Communities Wednesday said that no project or payment is being delayed or affected in Region Six because of the absence of Regional Executive Officer (REO) Dr

A Berbice man is expected to appear at the Fort Wellington Magistrate Court today to face his first charge of rape before Magistrate Alex Moore.The defendant was expected to