SEVERAL secondary school teachers and six staff members of the Kumaka District Hospital are among 19 new cases of the Coronavirus which have been recorded at the Moruca sub-region in

– urges GECOM to complete process according to ruling – says ruling provided the finality needed THE APNU+AFC is pleased that the Court of Appeal has ruled that elections

By Svetlana Marshall BY a 2-1 margin, the Court of Appeal ruled that it had jurisdiction to interpret the words “more votes are cast” in Article 177 (2) (b)

A MAN was on Sunday fatally stabbed when he attempted to part a fight between two lovers at Turtle Creek Landing, Mazaruni River. The dead man has been identified

TWENTY-seven-year-old Tyron Duesbury was killed early Monday morning after being struck by a stray bullet as he, his wife and friends were looking for a place to continue partying

– UNAIDS says risks can be mitigated if countries respond immediately THE joint United Nations Programme on HIV and AIDS (UNAIDS) released the results from a new analysis on

THE Guyana Power & Light (GPL) Inc. is looking to acquire new modernised equipment to advance the services of the national power company. By way of a press statement,

THE Guyana Telephone and Telegraph (GT&T) Company believes that many industries and companies in Guyana can benefit greatly from the innovative technological solutions that came about, due to the

– CEO report OVER 265,000 ballots cast in the General and Regional Elections have been impacted by anomalies, irregularities and voter impersonation with Region Six seeing the highest percentage

– police yet to decide what to charge him with THE man who was recently heard lustily singing, ‘Let the blow-blow blow’, whilst driving and showing off a cache