BIT trainees pose with their certificates. Also in photo are BIT officials. Government in ensuring that demands for labour are met has embarked on a heavy-duty equipment operator

I very much regret the misleading information that has wrongly attributed remarks to me about ‘ethnic cleansing’ in Barbados.  I make it absolutely clear that I never made even

  Members of the East Demerara Lions’ Club and recipients of the uniforms at Plaisance Club’s den. The East Demerara Lions Club on Tuesday donated complete school uniforms for

– many tour operators are selling destination; influx of tourists expectedAt a time when the global financial crisis has negatively impacted tourism industries the world over, Guyana is picking

Government has been making it easier for unemployed persons and those seeking jobs to be provided with job placements, facilitated through the Central Recruitment and Manpower Agency (CRMA), a

The Interception of Communications Act 2008 will be implemented shortly as Minister of Home Affairs Clement Rohee has signed an order appointing August 31 as the day on which

THE Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA) and the Organisation of American States (OAS) are convening a high level food security conference scheduled for October in Washington D.C.

  Relatives of Mark Heywood at his home yesterday. Police early yesterday morning surprised a gang of men who reportedly broke into Crescent Cycle Store on Robb and King

The Upper Potaro area in Region Eight (Potaro/Siparuni) is at present being looked at as a potential location for exploration of alluvial gold, diamond and Platinum Gold Metals (PGMs).

GUYANA Red Cross Society (GRCS) volunteers and the community members of Lethem and St. Ignatius worked together to install 74 traffic signs at various locations in their communities. The