–after prosecution fails to bring him in guilty TWENTY-year-old Kevin Boston is today thanking his lucky stars after being freed on Thursday of all charges pertaining to an armed

–for alleged rape of one of his flock COME March 13, the paper committal against Bishop Joseph Persaud, who is charged for allegedly raping one of his female church

Rowley urges CARICOM to get serious about Cotonou Agreement negotiations TRINIDAD and Tobago Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley says Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries must “get their act together now”

A 50-member Guyanese delegation from the diaspora in the United States has ended a week-long people-to-people visit to Cuba during which they enjoyed the open friendship and warm hospitality

…as country prepares to ‘go green’ ELECTRICAL inspectors, workers, students from technical institutes and other organisations were encouraged to follow correct practices while pursuing the “Green Economy” initiative at

AMIDST the colours, songs and dances, President David Granger celebrated Phagwah and highlighted that the festival is one which fosters unity in Guyana. Speaking at the celebrations hosted by

AS Guyanese at home and abroad, especially the Hindu community, celebrate the joyous festival of Holi or Phagwah, the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) takes this opportunity to extend greetings

STUDENTS of Queen’s College celebrated Phagwah on Thursday, as the school’s Hindu Society hosted its annual Phagwah show and celebrations. Beginning at 13:00hrs, the show featured an afternoon of

MINUTES into his testimony, 85-year-old Winston Harry broke down in tears as he recalled the last moments spent with his son Bonny, who was not only reportedly shot dead

PUBLIC Management students of the University of Guyana (UG) have been engaged in the rehabilitation of community grounds and other facilities, as part of their Municipal and Regional Government