– says mediation and case management important in the process WITH more than 10,000 backlogged cases before the High Court, a United States Judge is in Guyana to assist

President David Granger on Friday expressed condolences on the passing of retired Lieutenant Colonel (Lt. Col.) Claude Vibart Bowen, MEM.Lt. Col. Bowen, was commissioned as an Officer in the

– Gov’t calls on opposition, stakeholders to provide feedback urgently THE Government of Guyana on Thursday announced that Srinath Ispat Limited, a firm based in India with extensive knowledge

– To be reopened by the end of first quarter THE Kitty Market remains on track for its opening at the end of the first quarter as repairs to

 – formalises US$10M investment with MARDS THE Mahaica- Abary Rice Development Scheme (MARDS) and Air Services Limited on Friday signed a lease agreement which forms part of a US$10M

PRESIDENT of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ), Sir Dennis Byron, has recommended the establishment of a Standing Rules Committee to evaluate and update the new Civil Procedure Rules,

TWENTY-FIVE Merriman Mall vendors, barbers and cosmetologists, have signed a petition to Mayor Patricia Chase-Green for a permanent structure or building to be constructed for them at the site

The outlook for Guyana’s sugar industry continues to look grim, with Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) officials declaring that, funds injected into sugar industry at this time will be funds

THE services of Omar Shariff as Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of the Presidency (MOTP) have been terminated as of December 31, 2016 and Abena Moore has been appointed

AFTER almost eight years on the run, alleged killer Charles Chapman called ‘Frenchie’, who was recently incarcerated for the March 12, 2009 murder of his reputed wife, Savitri Arjune,