The Guyana Environmental Health and Safety Foundation opened its two-day seminar on Workplace Occupational Safety and Health yesterday at Duke Lodge, Kingston.Representatives of various business entities attended the event.

– Strategic Assessment continuesMEMBERS of the Youth Constituency yesterday interacted with the Ethnic Relations Commission (ERC) as it concluded its Annual Constituency Meetings. However, the ERC’s Strategic Assessment continues.

ON his last day of a return trip to Canada on official business, Canadian High Commissioner Francois Montour was hosted by Honorary Consul General Danny Doobay at a reception

Region One (Barima/ Waini) Chairman, Mr. Fermin Singh, is saying that the regional administration took steps to ensure that the erosion taking place at Kumaka is being addressed.“We addressed

Allegations by Opposition Leader Robert Corbin of unequal treatment and discrimination have no basis on fact, as Government’s development agenda is based on equity and fairness. This is according

PRESIDENT Bharrat Jagdeo will, on Monday, publicly give his much anticipated assent to the Sexual Offences Bill, Head of the President Secretariat (HPS), Dr. Roger Luncheon announced yesterday. Speaking

– underscores importance of the Mission’s children gaining an educationImproving the quality of education was chief among the discussions between President Bharrat Jagdeo and residents of St. Cuthbert’s Mission,

The second shipment of paddy to Venezuela was scheduled to depart from the docks of John Fernandes Wharf late yesterday afternoon.The first shipment was back in December of 2009,

Access to St. Cuthbert’s Mission, via road from the Linden Highway, is sometimes impassable, particularly during the rainy season; but President Bharrat Jagdeo has offered a solution with a

CABINET, at its last Tuesday meeting, offered its commendation to the Guyana team, on the preparation and presentation, in Geneva, Switzerland, of this country’s Universal Periodic Review (UPR). Cabinet