Nikita Braxton-Benjamin

THE International Court of Justice (ICJ) will from today hold a week-long public hearing in the case involving the Guyana Essequibo region dispute between that country and Venezuela.

THE office of the Commissioner of Police (CoP) has been ordered by the court to hand over documents to Rosanna Smith in relation to the over four-year-

THE LEGISLATION for the increase of fines and penalties for water theft by private contractors is currently going through the legislative process, reported Minister of Public Utilities Barry Padarath.

A 12-year-old girl was hospital­ised on Thursday after her mother said she experienced chest pains, nausea and dizziness from the scent of oil emanating from work being conducted in Tarouba

A High Court judge has recommended that, while there is a search for on-going solutions to crime, Zones of Support and Safety (ZOSAS) can be implemented within families and communities.

Christopher Lewis has been acquitted of attempting to murder his a former schoolmate, Jeffrey Bonaparte.

As questions continue to be raised about the warrants for the arrest of Kaia Sealy—the common-law wife of Joshua Samaroo, who was killed during a

WHILE pharmacists have been receiving medications under the Chronic Diseases Assistance Programme (CDAP), some say they are getting the drugs in limited quantities.

THE case in which Com­missioner of Police Allister Guevarro had charged two men with keeping a brothel (prior to his appointment as the country’s top cop) came up for hearing

SEVERAL United National Congress (UNC) members held placards on Wednesday calling for the resignation of Alderman Victor Roberts from the Siparia