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

By Tamica Garnett PERMANENT Secretary (PS) of the Ministry of Education (MoE)), Alfred King, says that instances of the ministry being flagged for unauthorised vehicles obtaining fuel in 2019,

By Rehana Ahamad IT is no secret that Guyana has one of the highest suicide rates in the world, and, even more disturbing, is the fact that the recorded

-City Engineer tells M&CC meeting THE lack of funds and materials is hindering the City Engineer’s Department from executing a number of critical works in Georgetown, City Engineer, Colvern

CITY Councillor Ivelaw Henry on Monday called on Town Clerk Julian Orgista to pen a letter of warning to city vendors, especially those in the Bourda Market, following complaints

By Navendra Seoraj GUYANA having received payment of US$49.3 million for its fourth oil lift, has ended the year on a high note with approximately US$200 million being generated

– five new cases from 114 tests AS the fight against the virus, COVID-19, continues, an additional 52 persons have recovered, after being infected, while five new persons have