DIRECTOR of Prisons, Nicklon Elliot, emphasised the crucial role of prison welfare officers in the rehabilitation and redemption of inmates during his opening remarks at the Guyana Association of

IN a bid to improve mental health within the prison population, the Guyana Prison Service recently concluded a 12-week Anger Management training course for inmates. The programme, facilitated by

SANTA Aratack, nestled in Region Three (Essequibo Islands-West Demerara), has become the focal point of an empowering initiative aimed at bolstering the local Amerindian community. This transformative training course

sustainability, eco-tourism reign supreme at Nature’s Tranquil Escape and Farm IN a unique blend of education and excitement, nearly 100 young campers from the Saints Summer Camp experienced the

PM Phillips praises shipping association’s focus on trade facilitation   IN light of the current economic and business climate and the extensive developments occurring nationwide, Prime Minister, Brigadier (Ret’d)

–          Couples can now divorce on grounds of irreconcilable differences –          As Matrimonial Causes Amendment Act passed   THE National Assembly has passed the Matrimonial Causes (Amendment) Bill 2024,

DANCE and music are common forms of expression in Guyana and many other parts of the world. In Guyana, dance and music are heavily influenced by the country’s multicultural

TRAFFIC Chief Senior Superintendent Mahendra Singh, along with Inspector Garvin Boyce, Inspector Sheldon Wickham, Sergeant Lyte, and Sergeant Richard Trotz, on Tuesday shared important traffic updates and advisories for

IN a significant step towards enhancing the mental well-being of its personnel, 33 ranks from the Guyana Fire Service recently completed a comprehensive mental health seminar led by Dr.