‘80.6 per cent of soldiers in the Army have been tested and know their status’ – Mrs. Beverly Gomes-LovellA REFURBISHED Medical Centre/Voluntary Counselling and Testing (VCT) site, at Guyana

– opens to the public today carrying 7,000 titles and half a million books Logos Hope, a new ship, has for the first time docked in Guyana and will

GUYANA Post Office Corporation (GPOC) yesterday put on sale a stamp commemorating the 60th anniversary of the Commonwealth. Schoolchildren look over the collection of Commonwealth Stamps. (Carl Croker photo)

MINISTERS of Foreign Affairs of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) met with their Australian counterpart yesterday, the Honourable Stephen Smith, in preparation for a meeting on Saturday between their respective

On climate change… CARICOM Secretary-General, Dr Edwin Carrington said, on Monday last, that there needs to be a unified global position on climate change. Consequently, he said the Commonwealth

THE Federal Republic of Germany has deepened its cooperation with the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) through the extension of a financial agreement to support the work of the Pan-Caribbean Partnership

THE Parliamentary opposition, St Lucia Labour Party (SLP), has called on the government of Prime Minister Stephenson King to make clear to Taiwan’s resident ambassador, Tom Chou, to “get

INTERNATIONAL Pharmaceutical Agency (IPA) has put a global positioning system (GPS) on the local market, for motor vehicles surveillance and anti-hijacking purposes. The 24-hour daily satellite linked service is