– traditional areas least affected by spring tideChief Sea and River Defence Officer Geoffrey Vaughn has refuted the Stabroek News article headlined ‘River pounds Meadowbank to Little Diamond’ which

The 41-year-old mother of two, brutally chopped by her husband who minutes later ingested a lethal potion of  weedicide at their Mon Repos home, East Coast Demerara, on Wednesday,

Fifty-one youths, including single parent mothers, are part of the first batch of youths who are taking advantage of the Ministry of Home Affairs (MOHA) Citizen Security Programme Annandale/Lusignan

Thirty-two persons yesterday graduated from the Education Ministry’s National Volunteer Teachers Programme, which aims to make a positive influence in the lives of Guyana’s youths. Present at the ceremony

-farmers urged to diversifyThe Government has over the years been transforming the country’s landscape to withstand the effects of the changing weather patterns. Improving key drainage and irrigation systems

– Delinquent customers urged to pay before August 20Guyana Water Incorporated, GWI, the nation’s supplier of water and sanitation services, will be intensifying its disconnection campaign for water service

Government is encouraging more investment in eco-lodges in order to meet the demands of Guyana’s growing tourism industry which has seen consistent growth over the last 15-18 years. Head

United States-based Linden-born Dr Stephen Carryl, who is Chairman and Programme Director, Department of Surgery at the Brooklyn Hospital Centre, and a unit from the Overseas Medical Assistance Team

FIVE persons constituted the Sa Re Ga Ma winners making their appearance for the first time in Guyana at the show hosted by the Guyana Hindu Dharmic Sabha. The

CAPE results outNew Amsterdam Multilateral copped the top spot in this year’s Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE), dethroning Queen’s College which has held that position for the last few