There has been much focus concentrated in recent times on juvenile delinquency, teenage pregnancy, gang wars, and many anti-social, even criminal behaviour of the …

IN OUR editorial of last July 10, focus was on the political opposition’s ‘credibility factor’ for the coming general elections. Well, since the nomination …

The issue of school drop-outs within the education systems of both developed and developing countries has been a major concern for a long period …

The People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) in its 2006 elections manifesto made several promises to the Guyanese people and undeniably it has been fulfilling them. …

A family court is convened to decide matters and make orders in relation to family law, such as custody of children. In common-law jurisdictions, …

The world’s population has recently topped the seven billion mark and it is certainly a reflection of the progress that has been made in …

RICE farmers are among the hardest working people in Guyana, toiling unrelentingly in scorching sun and shivering rain, from the wee hours of the …

The movement towards Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) is increasingly being adopted by many countries and societies. This is not surprising as it is a …

WELL, WITH nominations of candidates behind us, as of last Thursday, voters are now being intensely canvassed by the seven parties registered with the …

Undoubtedly, the government’s housing programme has been a grand success, with scores of new housing schemes established across Guyana, and hundreds of thousands of …