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August 6, 2010
– part of their anniversary celebrationsPresident Bharrat Jagdeo last evening hosted a reception at State House for residents of Buxton, as they celebrated several activities to commemorate the village’s
Archive for the Day: August 6, 2010
August 6, 2010
Prime Minister Sam Hinds will represent the Guyana Government at the August 12 inauguration of President-elect of Suriname, Desi Bouterse, Cabinet Secretary, Dr Luncheon announced yesterday at a post-Cabinet
August 6, 2010
Mining is one of the major economic activities in hinterland communities including Regions Eight and Ten.For several weeks these Regions have been experiencing heavy rainfall and several communities and
August 6, 2010
The Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, in collaboration with the Caribbean Award Sub-regional Council (CASC) and the President’s Youth Award: Republic of Guyana’s (PYARG’s) recent workshop facilitated 114
August 6, 2010
-working closer with Customs could ease the situationTHE Government Analyst, Food and Drugs Department is tasked with ensuring the safety and quality of food, drugs, beverages, cosmetics, medical devices
August 6, 2010
– top model winner in casual categoryGUYANESE born 18-year old Rafieya Aasieya Husain walked away with 4th runner up for National America 2010 Miss Teen Virginia, plus winner of
August 6, 2010
Dharmic Sabha brings Li’l Champs to Guyana– To Perform at National Stadium next SundayWhen flight problems and illness prevented the Li’l Champs from arriving in Guyana on time for
August 6, 2010
Charge Hammie fuh litteringBluetoothers still corking dem nose. Parts o’ de City still stink. Plenty stink. Not because de people dead and can’t “represent” themselves mek Hammie must tek
August 6, 2010
AT this time some will attempt to glorify the late President L.F.S. Burnham and to portray him as a great Guyanese leader.Of course he was a brilliant man but
August 6, 2010
SO a well known daily columnist in the Kaieteur News has issued a call to society to “back Mr. Badal “in his exchange with President Jagdeo, over the Marriott
