CARICOM, UK pledge two-way cooperation CARICOM Secretary-General Irwin La Rocque has said he is convinced that the strong and mature relationship between the Caribbean Community and the United Kingdom

–as Burma continues research on yield level, climate tolerance SCIENTISTS at the Burma Rice Research Station have been instrumental in the past in releasing a new line of rice

A GRADE 2 student attending a popular private school in Georgetown reportedly took a loaded firearm to school, but the weapon was discovered by another student who informed a

SECRETARY-GENERAL of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Ambassador Irwin LaRocque has welcomed the announcement by the Chancellor of the Exchequer of the United Kingdom, the Hon. George Osborne that the

Accident kills one, injures several after Phagwah activities AN HORRIFIC accident, earlier this week, on East Bank Essequibo, left one person dead and five others seriously injured.It is reported

Police still to make arrest in Albouystown execution POLICE are yet to make an arrest following the execution style killing in the Alboustown community of resident Vibert Samuels, 53,

Mother of four gets $2M to build home SCOTIABANK and Habitat for Humanity Guyana second phase ‘Build a Home’ partnership beneficiary, Ms. Althea Boucher received $2M on Wednesday to

THE West Coast Demerara/East Bank Essequibo road, from Vreed-en-Hoop to Hydronie, is soon to benefit from a massive US$34.2M improvement project. Transport and Hydraulics Minister Robeson Benn said so

Our world today is characterised by rapid advances in science and technology, while poverty, hunger and decay assume more alarming proportions in the countries of the developing world. The

– field trip, workshop and tour planned for schools in Georgetown and Berbice GUYANA Water Inc. (GWI) is partnering with the Guyana Power and Light Company, (GPL) for this