— gov’t urges citizens, maintains there is no ‘constitutional crisis’ AFFIRMING that no “constitutional crisis” is looming, the government has called on citizens to desist from disorderly behavior and

COMMISSIONER of Police, Leslie James, has advised that, as Guyana awaits the decision of the Court of Appeal regarding the no-confidence motion, anyone found in breach of the law,

POLICE are investigating the murder of Collis Collison, 26, a clothes vendor of Lot 68 William Street, Kitty, Georgetown, who was shot on Thursday at Bar Street, Albouystown, Georgetown.

— says political leaders must find solutions to challenges AS the Court of Appeal prepares to hand down its decision today, the Carter Center is calling on Guyana’s political

— Greenidge urges Phagwah celebrants MINISTER of Foreign Affairs Carl Greenidge has called on all Guyanese to use the values of the Hindu festival of Phagwah to create a

A CRANE, West Coast Demerara family is working hard to make ends meet after a mother abandoned her four young children. A few weeks ago, a young boy, just

JUNIOR Minister of Indigenous Peoples’ Affairs, Valerie Garrido-Lowe, said the current government, which has begun massive developmental works in Guyana in just a few years, has every intention of

By Wendella Davison YOUNG contractors in Region Three are receiving much help in filling out contract documents to bid for works in the region; an initiative which has seen

A CYCLIST was killed in an accident on the Wowetta Main Road, North Rupununi on Wednesday, police confirmed. Dead is Jennifer Williams, 40, of Wowetta Village, North Rupununi. Reports

THE Guyana National Stadium was transformed into a mixture of colours as Inspired Inc. hosted its annual Phagwah Mela, where Guyanese from all walks of life gathered to celebrate