…PSC orders Top Cop to dismiss DPP-recommended charges against officers DESPITE recommendations from the Chairman of the Police Complaints Authority, (retired Justice) Cecil Kennard and Director of Public Prosecutions

–says an optimistic Education Minister of her staff’s ability to live up to expectations    MINISTER of Education, Ms Nicolette Henry, has said that her ministry is “well positioned”

BRITISH High Commissioner, Greg Quinn is of the opinion that the Guyana Police Force’s Strategic Planning Unit would do well to do its own research of emerging trends in

MORRIS Johnson was on Monday charged with rape of a child under the age of 16 when he appeared at the Linden Magistrate’s Court before Magistrate Clive Nurse. Johnson

Hurricane Irma, barreling toward the Caribbean and the southern United States, was upgraded to a powerful Category 4 storm on Monday as islands in its path braced themselves. Hurricane

THE Public Procurement Commission (PPC), in its report on the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC)’s $632M drug purchase, though pointing out that the procurement laws were breached, did not

–scores of students cash in on free transportation THE new Academic Year 2017/2018 saw schoolchildren from north Georgetown being afforded the opportunity to be transported to areas closest to

FOLLOWING the homicide of 18-month-old toddler Ronasha Pilgrim on Friday at her home in North Sophia, a post mortem by Government pathologist Dr. Nehaul Singh, was performed on Monday

AFTER an 11-year hiatus, the Pan Caribbean Partnership against HIV and AIDS (PANCAP) will re-launch its Champions for Change initiative next week. On Monday, PANCAP’s Communication Specialist, Timothy Austin,

REGIONAL and international health authorities are warning that as the Guianas enter their hot, dry season, gastroenteritis cases are likely to increase while morbidity from heat stress is likely