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November 4, 2018
STUDENTS of Queen’s College joined together on Saturday to celebrate the Hindu Festival of Lights, known as Diwali, with their annual Puja and Rangoli competition. The day’s activities began
Archive for the Day: November 4, 2018
November 4, 2018
SOME eight acres of cultivated cannabis with about 7,600 plants ranging in height from five inches to six feet and weighing 15,025 kilograms were destroyed during two recent drug-eradication
November 4, 2018
— Harmon urges supporters to vote in full numbers on November 12 MINISTER of State Joseph Harmon has urged members and supporters of the A Partnership for National Unity
November 4, 2018
— regional chairman outraged, suggests that some be recalled THE Region Six administration is outraged after the Director of Health Services Jevaughn Stephens confirmed that 18 doctors at the
November 4, 2018
A REMAND prisoner sustained eight stab wounds while a prison officer was also wounded during a fracas at the Timehri Prison on Saturday morning. Reports are that around 08:55
November 4, 2018
— youths talk up their plans for LGEs IN the coming days, Local Government Elections (LGE) will be held for the second time in three years and several young
November 4, 2018
WHILE many countries have multiple tiers of government, including local government systems, Guyana may have one of the best. The impending local government elections scheduled for November 12 have
November 4, 2018
–‘killing a journalist does not kill the truth’ Dear Editor THE year 2018 marks the fifth observance of the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists (IDEI).
November 4, 2018
THE City Constabulary Department is responsible for securing the council’s assets, which include all buildings such as markets, daycare centres, health centres and all other assets that are the
November 4, 2018
Dear Editor I WONDER what impression PPP/C Member of Parliament (MP), Juan Edghill, who has assumed the role of his party’s bulldog, believe he is seeking to convey by
