SOME 34 officers completed an in-depth training in strategic communications facilitated by the Military Information Support Team (MIST) of Trinidad and Tobago in collaboration with the US Embassy on

RANKS of the Guyana Police Force (GPF) were recently trained by the Guyana National Bureau of Standards (GNBS) on the verification and use of breathalysers and speed guns. These

AN autopsy performed on the remains of 63-year-old Clairmonte Telesford has revealed that he died as a result of strangulation and blunt trauma to head. The autopsy was performed

GEORGETOWN Mayor Ubraj Narine has voiced his disapproval of a decision by the City Council to allow the chief health visitor to attend the University of Guyana (UG) on

YOUNG Rachael Sookhoo came out on top of the Young Pioneers’ annual Spelling Bee competition. “This year, we took our competition to children within various communities. The two competing

-Hindu community calls for Phagwah to be celebrated cohesively GUYANESE have been urged to be united as they gather to celebrate the festival of colours, Phagwah, on Thursday. The

-complex 80% complete, should be fully completed in a month says owner MOVIETOWNE Guyana has officially opened its doors to the public, lifting the veil to give Guyanese and

OVER 200 patients benefited from free screening for Glaucoma during World Glaucoma Week which was observed last week. According to Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC)’s Ophthalmology Department, Glaucoma screening

A QUIET Tuesday afternoon ended tragically for the Adams’ family of Buxton after a fire of unknown origin destroyed their home. The house, which was known as the “childhood

-prosecution failed to present satisfactory evidence to court TWO years after they were charged for failing to comply with a production order, directors of the Guyana Bank for Trade