–close to 1,000 persons gain employment at shuttered estates, says Minister Mustapha By Navendra Seoraj REPAIRING Guyana’s ‘damaged’ and ‘neglected’ sugar industry will be a tall task, but it

– 14 courtrooms ready for immediate use at Lusignan prison By Vishani Ragobeer AIMING to restore and increase access to fair court hearings, within a reasonable time, containers at

JOEL Rodriguez, the Cuban, who allegedly murdered his reputed wife and her 11-year-old daughter, was arrested Sunday night at Amelia’s Ward, Linden. Police Headquarters in a statement noted that

– Over $130M approved for maintenance, operationalisation of GDF’s Beechcraft, training of engineers By Navendra Seoraj AS part of strengthening the capacity of the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) to

– GRA, CANU investigating involvement THE Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) and the Customs Anti-Narcotics Unit (CANU) were able to pinpoint the culprit who deleted images of the containers which

– after losing parents but finding faith to persevere By Vishani Ragobeer AFTER years of pushing through trying times, Kiswana Jefford was finally able to achieve her dream of

By Vishani Ragobeer THE autopsy reports on the murdered Berbice boys– Joel and Isaiah Henry and Haresh Singh– can be viewed by Argentine Forensic Anthropologist, Dr. Luis Fondebrider, according

– less than 30% of registered employers contributing – less than 25% of registered employees contributing – only 8,467 of 35,626 registered self-employed persons active By Tamica Garnett EVEN

By Tamica Garnett THE Ministry of Legal Affairs is considering legal action against the contractors and consultancy firms that were paid millions of dollars for the construction of the