-imposes stricter penalties on bar ownersMinister of Home Affairs, Clement Rohee Monday tabled the Intoxicating Liquor Licencing (Amendment) Bill in the National Assembly. The Bill amends Sections 50 and

Schools in hinterland communities, like many others across the country, are receiving school uniform materials for nursery, primary and secondary levels, as promised by Government in its effort to

-in keeping with UN and UNESCO ConventionsThe Maritime Zones Bill, which was tabled in the National Assembly on October 15, 2009, by Minister of Foreign Affairs, Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett, Monday

Crime Chief Seelal Persaud, yesterday said that there has been no new development in the investigations into the shooting of former Commissioner of Insurance, Mrs. Maria van Beek. The

The National Centre for Educational Resource Development (NCERD) has launched a series of continuous professional development courses geared at empowering teachers to meet the changing demands of the school

-Guyana can become a pioneer in this area in this part of the worldTHE Burma Rice Research Station (BRSS) is progressing with its development of a flood-tolerant strain of

THE Guyana Mangrove Restoration Project (GMRP) is progressing and 13 acres at Hope Beach, East Coast Demerara, are expected to be planted with mangrove seedlings by the end of

Local Government and Regional Development Minister Kellawan Lall yesterday announced that Central Government has decided to use the money it owes for rates and taxes to help City Hall

-Agriculture Ministry, GRDB, RPA fully support legal or civil action by farmersGENERAL Secretary of the Guyana Rice Producers Association (RPA), Mr. Dharamkumar Seeraj, is contending that there has been

The Chief Sea and River Defence Officer of the Ministry of Public Works and Communications is advising the public to be on the alert during the spring tide period,