– Acting Chancellor, Chief Justice sworn in PRESIDENT David Granger has noted that as soon as the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) makes its recommendation

WHILE President David Granger is adamant that there were consultations on the establishment of a Commission of Inquiry (CoI) into land issues, the National

-writes chancellor on High Court incident JUSTICE Franklin Holder said he left the bench last week Thursday during the Carvil Duncan trial because of

CITING the “resource curse” that many petroleum producing countries have experienced, Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo says that the government is committed to ensure transparency

–President tells Region Five Disabled Persons Network President David Granger on Sunday told members of the Mahaica-Berbice (Region Five) Disabled Persons Network that his

–says it’s unfair she is always blamed for financial irregularities CITY Mayor, Patricia Chase-Green, has accused Deputy Mayor, Sherod Duncan, of making utterances that

  Former Chancellor of the Judiciary Keith Massiah has concurred with Justice Duke Pollard that the ruling in the third term case is flawed

THE University of Guyana Senior Staff Association and the University of Guyana Worker’s Union have refuted statements by the university’s administration that they had

  ATTORNEY General and Legal Affairs Minister Basil Williams has reminded Berbicians that the Government is steadfastly committed to fulfilling the promise of a

GUYANA’S Public Health Minister, Volda Lawrence, has been elected vice-chair of the Pan American Health Organisation (PAHO) Sub-Committee of Budget and Planning. Lawrence is