-over 140 tourists on boardGuyana’s economic development is inextricably linked to the development of the tourism industry, which Government recognises as a sector with huge potential for development. Yesterday,

Successes will only come from partnerships with family– RamsammyMINISTER of Health, Dr. Leslie Ramsammy said yesterday that, with more than   US$100 being invested per child every year, in Guyana’s

The philatelic section of the Guyana Post Office Corporation added four sets of   internationally themed stamps to its collection in an “April Stamps Launch”, yesterday. The stamps showcased at

Demerara Distillers Limited (DDL) yesterday announced that its Bio-Methanisation Plant will be completed and fully operational in three months, and will produce methane gas for firing up their boilers.

Miss Big, Bold & Beautiful pageant on tonight– six full-figured women to contestTONIGHT, one of the high-lights of the annual Linden Town Week celebrations – the Miss Big, Bold

Over non-payment…THE Mayor and City Council (M&CC) of Georgetown has, once again, failed to meet its monthly and weekly financial obligations.Contractors are also owed but staff, represented by Guyana

HEAVY rainfall in Region Two (Pomeroon/Supenaam), which started just after midnight yesterday morning and  continued non-stop for several hours, has been welcomed. By dawn, several low-lying areas were flooded

ENVIRONMENTAL Community Health Organisation (ECHO) has joined in congratulating President Bharrat Jagdeo on his UNEP 2010 Champion of the Earth Award. The congratulatory message said ECHO always knew that

THE Guyana Police Force (GPF) yesterday reminded the general public that, in order to facilitate the ICC Twenty 20 Cricket Competition matches at the National Stadium, Providence, East Bank

The Guyana Power and Light (GPL) Inc., in a release yesterday, confirmed that the power interruption on April 25 that affected areas between Mocha and Diamond, East Bank Demerara,