–with hosting children’s party, luncheon THE Dharm Shala is asking the help of the public in hosting its annual children’s Christmas events.The first event, the Christmas party, is billed

THE Ministry of the Presidency has embarked on a tree-planting exercise in the vicinity of Houston on the lower East Bank. The exercise, which entails planting a number of

POOJA Pitam, wife of Faiyaz Narinedatt whose lifeless body was found on the Number 70 Public Road, Corentyne on November 1, has reportedly received a number of death threats

GOVERNMENT has blocked an Opposition attempt to have the report on the Commission of Inquiry into the Public Service of Guyana sent to the Parliamentary Special Select Committee by

THE City Works Committee has recently given its approval for funds to be released for a new bridge for Barr Street, Albouystown, which has been out of order for

POLICE in ‘A’ Division said that no arrests have been made yet in relation to the Avocado Avenue, West Ruimveldt shooting which claimed the life of 29-year-old Paul Rodney

By M Margaret Burke VICTORIA, the mother of all villages celebrated ‘National Day of Villages’ with much pomp and ceremony on November 7, culminating their annual First Village Indaba.

THE two major solid waste companies, Puran Brothers Disposal Services and Cevons Waste Management Inc. are back on board after they had threatened to pull their services had the

MARURANAU, Shea, Rupanau, Sandcreek, Shulinab in Region 9, South/Central Rupununi are among the most recent villages where discussions were held on the Ministry of Indigenous Peoples’ Affairs MoIPA much

–Gov’t finds its tabling ‘was unnecessary’ THE motion looking into the validity of the Durban Park Development Project saw a heated debate erupt in the House on Monday night,