As the disability movement keeps growing, increased focus is now being placed on training of young individuals living with disabilities in an attempt to mould youth leaders. This was

For the current rice crop Rice Producers Association (RPA) General Secretary Mr. Dharamkumar Seeraj yesterday said though the weather over the past few days is favourable for the current

Agriculture policymakers and plant scientists believe the time has come for countries to measure the financial impact of invasive species on national economies and consequently they believe there needs

THE Guyana Post Office is advising the general public that it is in receipt of a number of items from the United States that have been broached. The GPO,

Asks judge to revisit magistrate’s order to keep him in jail Guyanese Neville Solomon, 66, who remains behind bars in the United States since being extradited from Trinidad where

An extract from Guyana’s 2nd WTO trade policy review Guyana, as other developing countries, faces great challenges in the years ahead, which is further aggravated by the current global

The Services Sector is the future of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and in order for the sector to work effectively, governments must provide the enabling environment and other incentives

Freed treason accused, Mark Benschop, General Secretary of the Guyana Trades Union Congress (GTUC), Norris Witter, and President of the Caribbean Congress of Labour (CCL), Lincoln Lewis were yesterday

An Amerindian man of Kumaka was around 21:30 hrs Wednesday found by his wife hanging at the entrance of his home. Dead is Johnny Cream, of Six Miles Karaburi,

Collision on the Demerara River Sinjeet Ramsaywack and Vishal Ramsaywack, owners of a passenger ferry known as “Shadow”, which operates across the Demerara River between Georgetown and Vreed-en-Hoop, have