–with passage of much-needed ROPA amendments in the National Assembly THE Representation of the People Act (ROPA) (Amendment) Bill of 2022 was early Tuesday morning passed in the National

–COI hears ALMOST every new witness to take the stand at the Presidential Commission of Inquiry (COI) into the March 2020 General and Regional Elections, has placed the spotlight

IN support of the Civil Defence Commission (CDC)’s response to emergencies, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has donated over 100 water tanks, 10,000 collapsible water containers, and two

–exchange programmes, revival of extra-curricular activities among plans   By Trina Williams NEWLY-elected President of the University of Guyana Student’s Society (UGSS), Shaquawn Gill has crafted a plan of

THE Rose Hall Sugar Estate is on track to recommence operations from the second crop next year, with some 2,000 hectares of land having been already cultivated. This is

THIRTY-NINE Guyana Defence Force (GDF) ranks are now equipped with capacity-enhancing skills following their successful completion of Grade Three ¾ Ton Drivers Course and the Grade Three Construction Course.

THE Barbados-based Caribbean Institute for Meteorology and Hydrology (CIMH) on Monday said that the first half of the Caribbean dry season is forecast to feature a slower than usual

THE Court of Appeal will, on Wednesday, deliver its ruling in the case brought by Rajesh Guyadeen, who is currently serving 70 years for a 2003 murder. In 2018,

TWO men were, on Monday, freed of a murder charge after Senior Magistrate Alex Moore upheld a no-case submission made by defence attorney Bernard DaSilva. Gobin Balram, 62, a

RESIDENTS of Success Squatting Area, East Coast Demerara, are in a state of shock following the discovery of the lifeless bodies of a maternity nurse and her husband, who