-but needs to ensure future viability in wake of sobering actuarial reviewTHE External Auditor of the National Insurance Scheme TSD LAL & Co. has noted that the Scheme had

-victims recount the harrowing ordeal TWO SUSPECTS are presently in police custody following a brash daylight robbery carried out at Lahago’s Super Centre in Montrose on the East Coast

GUYANA’S nascent tourism sector scored a major publicity victory last Wednesday as National Geographic Traveler – the world’s most widely read travel magazine – added a journey to Guyana’s

-due to poor health THE SMALL Alliance For Change (AFC) prime ministerial candidate, Sheila Holder, 65, may very well bow out of the political race, with doctors describing her

-by engaging the elderly FINAL YEAR students pursuing a degree in Social Work at the University of Guyana got a firsthand look at how Domestic Violence can affect people’s

WORK ON the Technical and Vocational Educational Training (TVET) Centres at Mahaicony and Leonora are expected to be completed around July to August, with their doors being formally open

Zoo accords new residents a rousing welcome GEORGE, a two-year-old male Giant Otter, made his public debut at the National Zoological Park in the Botanic Gardens with a swift

-Photographs speak volumes THE photographs speak for themselves of the tumultuous welcome accorded President Bharrat Jagdeo and Political Advisor and Presidential Candidate of the PPP/C, Mr. Donald Ramotar and

-Unity still the rallying call among unions PRESIDENT Bharrat Jagdeo will today address marchers and labour leaders at the Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Guyana (FITUG)rally at the

TRIPOLI, (Reuters) – Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi  survived a NATO air strike that killed his youngest son and  three grandchildren and destroyed a Tripoli house, a Libyan  government spokesman