GUYANA will now accede to the Apostille Convention and the Hague Family Law Conventions, the Attorney General Chambers and Legal Affairs Ministry disclosed Friday in a statement. The Apostille

PRELIMINARY inquiries into the February 4, 2018 murder of City ‘money-changer’, Shawn Nurse, called ‘Fabulous’, continued on Friday at the Providence Magistrate Court before Magistrate Judy Latchman. Kerwin Dos

FOUR teenagers from Charity, Region Two are claiming that they were badly beaten by police attached to ‘G’ Division during a patrol in the area. According to information reaching

– soon to introduce housekeeping, other new programmes THE Carnegie School of Home Economics, a government institution which falls under the Ministry of Education, celebrated its 86th year of

By Carl Croker IN keeping with government’s policy of having a clean and ‘green’ environment, the Department of Social Cohesion, Culture, Youth and Sport awarded winners of its “Bright-Up

A WATER main in the vicinity of the Bank of Guyana gave way around 09:00hrs on Friday, causing some water accumulation in the area. The Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI),

— says FAO expert but urges embrace of food security   FOOD and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), Assistant Director General, Dr. Julio Berdegue said Guyana can be the solution to

–has until April 24 to make up her mind THIRTY-four-year-old Kevin Smith of 173 Eccles Squatting area on Friday appeared before Principal Magistrate Sunil Scarce for the felicitous wounding

  CHILDREN in Lethem, Region Nine, will now benefit from an education in literacy and economics, as the countrywide Reading and Robotics programme has been launched at the Lethem