RAOUL Singh and Yollanda Narine, defendants in a $30M libel action filed by Phelefhelia Wilson, yesterday submitted an affidavit in answer. Before then, Justice William Ramlal had granted an

DESPITE the recent spate of fires in and out of the capital city, statistics from the Guyana Fire Service have indicated that the records reflect a 5.7 per cent

‘…dry mining, with its environmentally friendly aspects, is the wave of the future’ – Executive Secretary of GGDMA, Mr. Edward ShieldsGUYANA Gold and Diamond Miners Association (GGDMA) has exhorted

GENERAL Secretary of the Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Guyana (FITUG), Mr. Kenneth Joseph has thrown out a challenge for the labour movement to be united in 2010.

The Inter-Secondary School Impromptu Speaking Competition continues today with Marian Academy going up against Cummings Lodge Secondary and President’s College against School of the Nations. Sponsored by the Guyana

The Ministry of Agriculture yesterday inked five contracts to the tune of $141M to enhance drainage capacity, rice research and cultivation techniques. The agreements awarded under the Ministry of

CHIEF Librarian Jillian Thompson has reminded that the National Library caters for all needs and ages and is looking to expand its services. It presently provides photocopying, reference, music,

Twenty-one-year old Howard Willis, a Guyana Defence Force soldier shot in the face while on duty at the Army’s Coast Guard Ramp at Kingston two Saturdays ago, remains in

The Guyana Defence Force yesterday empanelled a board headed by Major Lawrence Fraser as President and comprising retired High Court Judge Winston Moore as Judge Advocate and five panelists

– Copenhagen must create financial, technology transfers to aid developing countries to be part of climate change solutionPresident Bharrat Jagdeo yesterday pledged Guyana’s support for calls to reduce net