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

THIRTY-YEAR-OLD Ravindra Bandoo who fatally chopped his wife during an argument at their home at Princetown, Corriverton, Corentyne, on March 8, 2016, confessed to the crime following his appearance

REMEDIAL work on the defective Kato Secondary School in Region Eight (Potaro-Siparuni) is reportedly almost complete, and will be opened later this month. Minister of Education, Nicolette Henry, made

THE MANY WATERS Foundation located at 322 New Market Street, Georgetown is one of the non-governmental organisations (NGOs) that is doing tremendous humanitarian work behind the scene for the

DRIVERS plying the Linden to Georgetown route in hire cars on Monday held a protest action in front of the Linden Mayor and Town Council (LMTC) to express their

INTERNET experts from around the world will be in Georgetown in October for Internet Week Guyana, a high-level technology conference focused on national and regional development issues. Hosted by

THE Guyana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) is hoping to have at least one aviation operator back on shuttle service to the interior by Wednesday. The agency said it continues

FOLLOWING months of intense negotiations and planning, Guyanese-owned Air Guyana, sister carrier to Fly Jamaica, has been granted approval from the Cuban government to operate flight services out of