…gov’t tells UNHRC in report AS Guyana’s human rights record comes up for review next at the UN’s office in Geneva, the government is promising decriminalisation of defamation here

GUYANA’S HUMAN RIGHTS record will be examined by the UN Human Rights Council’s Universal Periodic Review (UPR) Working Group, for the third time, on Wednesday, January 29, 2020 in

A SUPERINTENDENT of police is in hot water after a female police rank has come forward accusing him of rape, two weeks after he was accused by a female

STENA Drilling Company and Falcon Logistics, in fulfilling their corporate social responsibility, on Friday, donated $5M to the Ptolemy Reid Rehabilitation Centre to boost its services. The presentation was

MINISTER of Public Health, Volda Lawrence, said that while Guyana is currently in the phase of eliminating Leprosy in accordance with standards established by the World Health Organisation (WHO),

A 56-year-old man, Terrence Jackson, is being processed for court, after he, allegedly, knifed to death Somattie Kiasran, his reputed wife and the mother of his six children, on

MORE evidence has been uncovered which proves hypocritical the People’s Progressive Party’s (PPP’s) objection to attorney Roysdale Forde representing the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM), due to him being named

– company says constantly putting measures in place to reduce fraud reports THE Guyana Telephone and Telegraph Company (GTT) is urging customers to be more vigilant and seek verification

— Minister Henry visits Linden schools with latest incidence of violence THE Ministry of Education (MoE) is sending a strong message, that, in no way acts of violence and