-hope the injured can recover quickly A MASSIVE fire that gutted the Mahdia Secondary School’s female dormitory has left a number of families in anguish as they mourn the

19 confirmed dead; 17 hospitalised By Shamar Meusa and Clestine Juan GUYANA was plunged into further sorrow and shock as news emerged on Monday afternoon that the deadly fire

PPP/C: This was a painful loss The People’s Progressive Party joins all Guyanese in expressing heartfelt condolences to the grieving families and people of Mahdia following the painful loss

Dr. Carla Natalie Barnett, CARICOM Secretary-General: This is an unimaginable loss The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) has received with great sorrow the shocking news of the fire at the high

BILATERAL relations between Guyana and Ghana have now been strengthened following the Ghana Chamber of Commerce-Guyana launch at Church and New Garden Streets, Queenstown, Georgetown, Monday morning. The chamber

These photographs which were sourced from the social media pages of the Department of Public Information (DPI), Ministry of Education, Ministry of Home Affairs, the Office of the Prime

POLICE are investigating a fatal accident that occurred on Sunday at about 23:00 hours at Camp and Church Streets, Georgetown, which resulted in the death of Natisha Natalie Fernandes,

DESPITE dangerous weather conditions, aircraft operators rose to the challenge and were able to successfully evacuate six Mahdia Secondary School students who were badly burnt in the fire that

DENNIS Nelson Sr., a 76-year-old author, has created a book titled ‘They Made Us Proud,’ aimed at raising awareness about the achievements of Guyanese individuals in Guyana and around