THE Guyana Gold and Diamond Miners Association (GGDMA) welcomes the innovation by the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission (GGMC) which drastically reduces waiting time for mining permits, calling the

OCCUPATIONAL Safety and Health (OS&H) in several local workplaces will be invigorated following the graduation last Friday of several employees from a twelve -week training course by the Institute

‘Blondie’ Palm Court murder trial THE Judge and jury in the ‘Blondie’ Palm Court murder trial yesterday heard that 58-year old Kenrick Nero who was found dead following an

THE Crabwood Oil Project in Region 1(Barima/Waini), even though is lesser known among the numerous initiatives in the agriculture sector, has been an avenue of trade, transforming the lives

REGIONAL Chief Medical Officers (CMOs) will be presenting a protocol, to guide the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) in dealing with the H1N1 Swine Flu pandemic, at the upcoming Heads of

CABINET Secretary and Head of the Presidential Secretariat Dr. Roger Luncheon yesterday announced that Cabinet, at its meeting on Tuesday, gave the ‘green light’ for the awarding of three

— Anti-littering laws to be enforced — officials set to remove street, pavement dwellers — to place people of unsound mind in state mental units THE campaign to clean

POLICE in Trinidad yesterday apprehended 20 undocumented Guyanese during a sting operation in the Macoya community. However, immigration authorities in the capital, Port of Spain, to whom the illegal

COMMANDER of Police ‘A’ Division, Assistant Commissioner Leroy Brummel yesterday commented on reports of a sex ring operating out of a Guyhoc Park house in Georgetown. Following publication in

UNIVERSITY of Guyana (UG) Interim Vice-Chancellor, Professor Lawrence Carrington has said the necessary “seed investment” is needed for the institution to harness its many untapped commercial ventures for potential