The HINI flu watch As Guyana’s health sector continues to deal with the H1N1 threat, monitoring continues and to date the Ministry of Health is awaiting the results of

THE Guyana Police Force (GPF) yesterday took 187 schoolchildren to its 170th anniversary Annual Youth Camp at Madewini, East Bank Demerara. GEARING TO GO’: The children assembled early yesterday

(The following editorial appeared in yesterday’s Barbados Daily Nation and is being reprinted, courtesy of that newspaper:) “THE GUYANA Police Force has confirmed that the destruction by fire-bombing of

Inclement weather during the past few days has delayed the commencement of grinding at all Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) estates. President of the Guyana Agricultural and General Workers Union

Works on the $1.2 billion contracts awarded last April have started, and are moving steadily apace, Agriculture Sector Development Unit (ASDU) Senior Civil Engineer Mr. Fredrick Flatts said. The

EXECUTIVE Director of Guyana National Bureau of Standards (GNBS), Dr. Chatterpaul Ramcharran said Friday that the agency is working towards the establishment of a conformity assessment system for the

Persaud tells honours ceremony… GUYANA Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) honoured 12 more of its workers last Saturday, for their sterling contributions to Demerara estates and the industry in 2008. A

INITIAL investigations into the discovery of the two Molotov cocktails or “channa bombs” in the compound of the Public Works Ministry in Kingston have indicated that the devices are

TWO former Assistant Commissioners of Police, both retired, William ‘Bill’ Argyle and Cecil Gravesande, died on Sunday. Argyle died in the United States where he had gone for one

Recognizing that the global financial and economic crisis has been affecting several countries within the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and generating serious social consequences, President Bharrat Jagdeo stated yesterday that