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August 5, 2016
A FAMILY of five — including three overseas-based Guyanese — was relieved of a substantial amount of cash and jewellery when a group of armed bandits attacked them at
Archive for the Month: August 2016
August 5, 2016
By Ariana Gordon MEMBERS of the Guyana Scrap Metal Recyclers’ Association have picketed the Ministry of Business and have appealed to President Granger to intervene in lifting a suspension
August 5, 2016
AS investigations continue into the Emancipation Day execution-style killing of Laing Avenue resident Orin David, called “Plait Hair”, Police ‘A’ Division Commander Clifton Hicken has said that the police
August 5, 2016
DISCUSSIONS for the abolition of the visa required to travel to Colombia are expected to commence shortly as Cabinet has given approval to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to
August 5, 2016
…say action holding up severance packages MORE than 100 workers of the Wales Sugar Estate have signed a petition calling on the Guyana Agricultural and General Workers’ Union (GAWU)
August 5, 2016
-Teixeira calls it ‘absolutely bizarre’ By Ravin Singh THE existing political atmosphere during the time of Dr Walter Rodney’s death lends support to the possibility of the People’s Progressive
August 5, 2016
Dear Editor, THE move by the Ministry of Business and Tourism to create a strategic plan is quite heartening, and is an initiative that should be applauded and copied
August 5, 2016
Dear Editor, TODAY marks the death anniversary of Mr. Linden Forbes Sampson Burnham, and the time is taken for a reflection on his life.The Burnham government had developed a
August 5, 2016
Dear Editor, SOME of our farmers and vendors have joined the world of artificial ripening of fruits and vegetables with the use of chemical agents.At least one such agent,
August 5, 2016
Dear Editor THE ‘watching’ of accountability by Mr. Anand Goolsarran is testimony to the dangers of having persons who are employed by the Government, or have a private practice,
