TOSHOA of Mainstay/Whyaka, Ms. Yvonne Pearson, has reported that the current El Nino weather phenomenon has affected the pineapple crop in the community. Speaking at the monthly Amerindian Hinterland

THIEVES have broken into another business place on Essequibo Coast, stealing cash, jewellery, chocolates and phone cards, valued $2.5M, property of Param Sukh Toolsie. The store, at Lot 20

RICE farmers on Essequibo Coast owe Government $58.2M in drainage and irrigation (D&I) charges, according to a report presented to the Region Two (Pomeroon/Supenaam) Regional Democratic Council (RDC) statutory

THE Private Sector Commission (PSC) yesterday hosted a one day workshop for the Chambers of Commerce at Duke Lodge, Kingston, Georgetown. PSC Chairman, Mr. Gerald Gouveia, said it was

A man is in police custody and his motor car lodged with the police following an armed robbery at a service station at Bel Air Village, Greater Georgetown. Police

The bilateral relationship between the Government of Guyana and Canada continues to gain momentum. This was evident yesterday at the re-commissioning of the refurbished nature school at the Guyana

GUIDELINES FOR PURCHASING CELLULAR PHONES During the Christmas Season, a cellular phone for many may be the perfect Christmas gift for oneself, a loved one, a family member or

Arrangements in place for quicker Christmas goods clearance SYSTEMS have been put in place to ensure there are no unnecessary delays in the clearing of imported goods during this

The prestigious New York Times yesterday featured Guyana’s climate change model noting the Low Carbon Development Strategy (LCDS) is unique because it is countrywide. The article headlined ‘Guyana offers

The Arbitration Tribunal in the Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) and Guyana Agricultural and General Workers Union (GAWU) wages and salaries dispute yesterday recommended a three per cent payout to