Caribbean chapters better placed for self development, management -Seeram PRESIDENT of the Guyana Chapter of the Internal Institute of Auditors (IIA), Mr. John Seeram, said last Saturday that Caribbean

-as the new face of BM Soat US-TRAINED interpretive dancer, television host and cultural promoter, Joel Ghansham has teamed up with local car dealer, BM Soat, to produce an

GUYANA’S participation at international events has been proving advantageous with the country’s image as a viable tourism destination seeing significant improvement over the years, so much so it is

Missing boy found, girls still unaccounted for THE BODY of one of three persons feared drowned after the speedboat in which they were travelling late Friday capsized aback the

-in time for Christmas holidays GUYANA’S livestock sector has over the years contributed significantly to the economy, with Government placing special emphasis on its expansion, in keeping with the

THE OFFICE of the Auditor General’s value-for-money audit of the Old Age Pension programme has found that a number of safeguards that should be in place to protect pensioners

Leogane residents as they head for safety wherever they could find itTHE DEATH toll from the current cholera epidemic in Haiti has exceeded 500, the country’s health ministry has

MIRACLE MATERNAL DELIVERY IT IS OFTEN said that “God does not give us more than we can take,” and that when things don’t turn out right for us, He