BLACKBUSH, Guyana – THE Navy’s Project Handclasp programme, in conjunction with Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and Mid Continent Packaging, will donate items valued over US$132,000 to Guyanese

THE Government of Mexico is inviting applicants for bicentennial scholarships being offered to students from CARICOM Member States. The invitation, which was issued on October 8, closes on November

– in continued effort to promote breast and cervical cancer awareness The Ministry of Health yesterday held a walk from the Square of the Revolution and culminating with a

– governors decision in Barbados next weekDR. COMPTON BOURNE, regional economist and former long-serving Principal of the University of the West Indies (St. Augustine Campus), is widely expected to be confirmed for

– CARICOM Secretary-GeneralSECRETARY-General of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Mr. Edwin Carrington has extended congratulations to the government and the people of Chile on the successful rescue operation of the

AT least 650 million people globally are affected by some kind of disability; one quarter of all citizens in developed countries are 60 or older and, by 2050, most

Caterer, wife assisting Police with food poisoning investigationsMOST of the persons who were hospitalised after eating fried rice and pot roast chicken, at the closing session of the Berbice

BERBICE Police Traffic Chief Kevin Adonis ordered the arrest of a woman suspected to have been the driver of the Tapir taxi, H 6117, following the fatal accident in

GOBERDAN Jairam, 27,  of Adelphi, East Canje, was sentenced on Monday to a total of six years imprisonment for drug trafficking. Magistrate Adela Nagamootoo inflicted the custodial penalty on

The Ministry of Public Works and Communications has been illuminating road corridors in densely populated areas in an effort to reduce road fatalities and enhance safety of road users.