Gov’t needed more time to consult– Dr. Luncheon GOVERNMENT needed more time to consult with all stakeholders on the passage of the Telecommunications Bill 2011 and the Public Utilities

Dr. Luncheon not worried about Guyana’s submission to  Treaty bodiesHEAD of the Presidential Secretariat and Top Government spokesman, Dr. Roger Luncheon, does not believe that the technical bodies reviewing

PRESIDENT Bharrat Jagdeo will put together a committee to examine applications for radio licences, in light of a High Court ruling on the issue and the enactment of the

– These minibus ‘touts’ make this elderly woman’s life miserable in  the Stabroek Market area on Tuesday. They were pulling her and holding on to her bag much to

Presidential candidates for the PPPC and APNU – the two main political parties contesting  the upcoming election  in Guyana – Mr. Donald Ramotar  (right) and Mr. David Granger (second

Baksh announces move from teacher-friendly to children-friendly school environment THE Schools Welfare Service of the Education Ministry  awarded 1, 600 children from nursery, primary and secondary schools, on Tuesday,

CASTRIES, ST LUCIA – IT will take a coordinated regional effort to protect Caribbean computer networks from hacker attacks and natural disasters. This was among the key takeaways from

SIR Ronald Sanders, the Guyana-born international consultant, writer and a former Caribbean diplomat, has been invited by former US President, Jimmy Carter, to join the group of ‘Friends of

THERE is no doubt that the cost of living has been increasing over the years in Guyana. But, what we should understand is that cost of living is a