AS an additional 86 medical doctors Saturday graduated from the Guyana/Cuba Medical Scholarship Programme, Minister of State, Mr. Joseph Harmon urged the practitioners to commit themselves to selfless and

Part 2 Village economy restored By Margaret Burke “A MAJOR obstacle to the continuation of African farming was the access to capital,” said Dr. David Hinds. He, however, noted

THE results of DNA samples taken from the skeletal remains of a woman suspected to be Babita Sarjou have not returned yet from a Trinidad and Tobago Forensic Laboratory,

THE Tucville, Georgetown businessman who shot and killed a man who turned on his vehicle on his bridge last week is to face murder charge today at the Georgetown

GUYANESE writer and Cultural Policy Advisor at the Ministry of Education, Ruel Johnson, has been selected to participate in the International Writing Programme (IWP) Fall Residency sponsored by the

THE Judicial Service Commission (JSC) will soon decide on whether Carvil Duncan should be removed from constitutional office after being charged for fraud. Government had initially sought to have