By GHK Lall I understand that His Excellency, President Irfaan Ali is out of the country. This has been confirmed by more than one reliable source; a few are here in Guyana; a couple are in the ...
Guyana has been tasked by the Caribbean’s Council of Legal Education (CLE) to prepare a final feasibility report on the establishment of a law school here, according to Attorney General Anil ...
Two persons were burnt to death early Sunday morning in a fire at their residence at Hydronie, East Bank Essequibo, authorities and sources said. They are teacher, 52-year old Haywattie Bahadur ...
The number of eligible voters is now 738,484, continuing to fuel opposition calls for the introduction digital fingerprinting for registration and verification of electors at polling stations to ...
The fire that burnt to death a teacher and a bus driver early Sunday morning at Hydronie, East Bank Essequibo was of electrical origin, the Home Affairs Ministry said. “Preliminary ...
Bharrat Jagdeo says that it was his party’s Executive Committee that decided who should have been its prime ministerial ...
Guyana is pushing for a boost in its security apparatus that could also be of wider benefit to the Caribbean especially at a time of Venezuela’s intense sabre-rattling to press its claim to ...
In the wake of a complaint filed with the United States’ Department of Justice (DoJ) by businessman Terrence Campbell against ...
Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo on Thursday released official records showing that Alliance For Change (AFC) Leader, Nigel ...
In the wake of President Irfaan Ali’s staunch denial of asking businessman, Terrence Campbell to be his prime ministerial running mate in the 2020 general and regional elections, evidence ...
Health Minister Dr Frank Anthony on Wednesday announced that the now internationally accredited National Public Health Reference Laboratory (NPHRL) was being used to supply influenza virus ...
The Minister of Finance, Dr Ashni Singh, on Wednesday said the Guyana Public Service Union (GPSU) could not receive the GY$2 million annual subsidy from the government because that union had not ...