-Chancellor (ag) Cummings-Edwards `There is so much to be done on our part…We still have cases in the private sector where if women try to raise their voice or have their voices heard they are met with violence’ Acting Chancellor of the Judiciary Justice Yonette Cummings-Edwards has called for greater inclusion of women in decision-making processes, emphasizing that while progress has been made, there is still a long way to go.
The woman accused in a $26.2 million gold purchase appeared before Magistrate Faith McGusty yesterday at the George-town Magistrate’s Court, where she was charged with the offence of purchasing gold from a person other than the Gold Board or an agent authorized by the Board.
Heavy-duty trucks are to be kept away from the Denham Suspen-sion Bridge to prevent further structural damage to it, a release yesterday from the police said.
A day after residents of Lima Sands highlighted water quality and accessibility issues to businessman Azruddin Mohamed, the Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) yesterday announced upcoming work to address the high iron content there and pleaded for patience.
Guyana stands at a crossroads. In the past decade, shifting demographics driven by refugee inflows, economic migration, and internal displacement have begun to reshape not just our population, but the very essence of what it means to be Guyanese.
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The Police Falcons made a powerful statement on Sunday at the Rugby Field in the National Park, storming through their opponents to claim the John Lewis 7s Rugby title as the new season got underway.
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is gearing up for the start of its flights here in June this year.
PARAMARIBO, (Reuters) – The Organization of American States yesterday elected Surinamese Foreign Minister Albert Ramdin as its new secretary general through 2030, taking over from Uruguayan diplomat Luis Almagro and marking the body’s first Caribbean leader.
(Reuters) – A federal judge yesterday declined to order Presi-dent Donald Trump’s administration to restore thousands of foreign aid contracts and grants that have been canceled since the president took office, though he found that the administration must speed up payments of close to $2 billion for already completed work.
