A PROPOSED charge of failure to comply with a production order contrary to Section 26 of the Money Laundering Act was not read against former Permanent Secretary of the

A TAXI driver was rushed to a city hospital, around noon on Thursday after he was shot in his leg during a daring robbery outside the Jialing Motorcycles and

CITING it as a front burner issue, the Guyana Public Service Union (GPSU) is once again calling on the government to regularise the emoluments of the public schools sweeper/cleaners.

OIL and gas expert, Irish-American Brian McShane, believes that collaboration between the relevant stakeholders should be key to the development of the petroleum sector in Guyana. McShane currently serves

PRESIDENT David Granger along with Minister of Foreign Affairs, Carl Greenidge will be participating in the 5th Summit of Heads of State and Governments of Latin America and the

CABINET is likely to discuss the concerns over recent court actions by outgoing Chancellor of the Judiciary, Carl Singh, at its next meeting, although it will not comment adversely

Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs Basil Williams will next week engage the Council for Legal Education (CLE) at a meeting of the executives of the body in

GOVERNMENT on Thursday made it clear that there is nothing secret about the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between it and Trinidadian company, D Rampersad and Company Limited (DRCL), regarding