–protesters, civil society and private sector groups call for resignation of City Mayor over ‘reckless’ outbursts –Deputy Mayor distances self from colleague’s comments PROTESTORS chanted loudly, “the mayor must

–US Ambassador says in commending the government’s recent initiatives to improve income of public sector workers UNITED States Ambassador to Guyana, Sarah-Ann Lynch, on Tuesday, praised the government for

IN light of two tragic incidents involving tourists, the Guyana Tourism Authority (GTA), on Tuesday, held a tourism stakeholder consultation at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre. Minister of Tourism,

–health workers overjoyed for major salary increases announced by President Ali OVER 5,000 healthcare workers, including doctors, nurses and medex, are set to benefit from increased disposable income with

FOUR months after their marriage Peter Charles, 31, a barber, reportedly shot his wife, 31-year-old Attorney-at-Law Asasha Ramzan-Charles, twice, before turning the gun on himself on Tuesday, police confirmed.

TO help boost security particularly during the festive season, Barakat Timbers and Trading Company (BTTC), on Saturday, donated four huts to the police in Region Two. During a simple

– pushes Housing Ministry over its goal of 10,000 lots in 2022 SIX hundred low-, moderate- and middle-income persons residing on the East Coast of Demerara, Region Four, received

NYRON Parke, a 20-year-old labourer of Lot 31 Section ‘B’ Hyde Park, East Bank Essequibo, allegedly drowned and police are investigating the circumstance, which occurred on Sunday at about

–‘irresponsibly’ ‘throws out’ revised work plan which seeks to postpone elections to April 2023 to facilitate preparatory work, Rohee says THE A Partnership for National Unity + Alliance For

THE Guyana Court of Appeal, on Tuesday, ordered a retrial for Julius Branker, who is currently serving 40 years for the knife-point rape of a mother of one at