Government proclaims the remaining elements of the administration of justice indictable proceedings act. Which means there will be no more preliminary enquiries. According to the judiciary, indictable cases will go straight to the high court. The judiciary says, all indictable … Continue reading →

Women and children are said to be the primary targets of sex predators. Superintendent Claire Guy Alleyne is convinced; every child is now at risk. The head of the gender based violence unit of the TTPS says, over the past … Continue reading →

The late Marlene Mc Donald is remembered by female parliamentarians for her passion for the development of her constituency, and for the women of the country. In a release the WPTT recalls in one of her last addresses as a … Continue reading →

President of the Animals 360 Foundation wants law to prevent members of the public from handling fireworks. Founder Roger Marshall is questioning what is keeping back government from making it law. He says, the proposed bill was taken to the … Continue reading →

A report that a primary school student was forced to eat biscuits dipped in a toilet, is not sitting well with the National Parent Teachers Association. The incident occurred at the Edinburgh Government Primary School last week, and involved a … Continue reading →

The High Court has set aside an award totaling about $20 million to nine people who were accused, but eventually found not guilty of murdering businesswoman Vindra Naipaul-Coolman in 2006. Setting aside the ruling yesterday, that was made by a … Continue reading →

There is concern from opposition leader that the land grab by Venezuela, may one day happen to this country. Reports today say that president Nicolas Maduro ordered Venezuelan companies to begin exploration of the Essequibo region, that belongs to Guyana. … Continue reading →