THE Ministerial Task Force on Trafficking in Persons (TIP) will soon roll out a public awareness programme targeting secondary schools.“We had an idea coming out of Task Force members

-with Guyana now authorised to grant Caribbean Vocational Qualifications By Ravin Singh CARPENTERS, masons and others with certification from the country’s technical institutes could soon be able to travel

By Shauna Jemmott ACTING President and Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo said that with strengthened collaborations with the International Labour Organisation (ILO), Guyana now has an opportunity to re-enter history,

– as deal comes one step closer to effect at UN By Ariana Gordon in New York PRESIDENT David Granger (Guyana) was on Wednesday the first of the world

THE need to secure Guyana’s airspace is even more evident in wake of a recent aircraft find that has left investigators baffled as to the facts and players attached

— Prison Director says procedures were not followed By Shauna Jemmott RUEL Alleyne-John, a nurse attached to the Guyana Prison Service is alleging wrongful dismissal, but Prisons Director Carl

– Child Care Protection Agency investigating TWO months after losing her two sons in a fire at the government-run Drop-In Centre, Sonia George is making claims that her youngest

THE MMC Security guard who allegedly shot and killed his colleague during an argument on September 17, was charged on Tuesday with murder.Kevin Stephens of La Penitence, Georgetown, appeared

THROUGH a multi-collaborative effort from donors, the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) received endoscopic equipment Wednesday that will help to screen and diagnose a number of digestive tract abnormalities.Doctors

3 years jail, $25.6M fine for Berbice businesswoman A 44-YEAR-OLD woman of New Amsterdam, Berbice was on Wednesday sentenced to three years imprisonment and fined $25.6M by City Magistrate