The Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) began the distribution of National Identification Cards for persons registered during the 2008 House-to-House registration exercise in Registration District No. 4 (Region 4) last

THE Guyana Government has been vindicated in pursuing the thrust towards a low carbon economy with the firm pledge of financial support from Norway, officials said yesterday. Norway has

The majestic Kaieteur Falls joining the Potaro River and the rugged terrain separating the search team from the young woman’s body. Attempts to retrieve the body of 23-year-old Aliya

Meeting with them… ALL vehicles in taxi services must have a uniform colour along with their respective logos by next year August, President Bharrat Jagdeo decreed yesterday. President Bharrat

– Guyana unions should take heed, official A MAJOR union representing hotel and restaurant workers in Barbados is not seeking a wage increase for them because of the difficult

On receiving submissions… GUYANA Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) and Guyana Agricultural and General Workers Union (GAWU) yesterday exchanged submissions on their wages and salaries dispute and presented copies to Chairman

The Government of Guyana/NICIL/PU wishes to correct a report in yesterday’s Kaieteur News (KN) entitled “Controversy looms over Duke Lodge neighbour.” For the record, the property called the Office

THE Police are yet to make an arrest, one week after a group of gunmen unleashed a reign of terror in Georgetown. Contacted yesterday, Police Public Relations Officer Ivelaw

Engineers from the construction company and GWI officials at High and Princes Streets where works began. GUYANA Water Incorporated (GWI) has entered into a contract with S. Jagmohan Hardware

JUSTICE Brassington Reynolds, the presiding judge in the Essequibo double murder case, was yesterday critical of a report in the Stabroek News that related to the publication of what