In observance of World AIDS Day The launching of the Education Sector Simplified Policy on School Health, Nutrition and HIV/AIDS was yesterday at the centre of a programme of

EPA column Fertile soil is one of the world’s most important natural resources. It has become most important to conserve and protect it over the years as the world’s

Two adults were instantly killed and a two-year-old toddler succumbed moments later yesterday, when a minibus en route to Lethem and a Land Cruiser returning to Georgetown collided at

On World AIDS Day… THE United States (U.S.) has given a commitment to continuing its support of achievements that have curbed the spread of HIV in Guyana. However, in

THE 33-year-old teacher, who was at the centre of a Charlestown Secondary School sex scandal in June 2008, was yesterday fined and bonded. Gopaul Ramatulla, of Lot 165 Middle

Auditor General (ag) Deodat Sharma presented his first Performance (Value for Money) Audit report to the Speaker of the National Assembly Ralph Ramkarran yesterday. Auditor General (ag) Deodat Sharma

YAOUNDE (Reuters) – The developed world should pay African countries to preserve their vast forests to help the fight against climate change, some of the continent’s governments will argue

THE Fifth Technical Tourism Committee Meeting of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organisation (ACTO) opens today with focus on sustainable tourism development for the Amazon. Sixteen official tourism delegates from