POLICE Commissioner Henry Greene, who fell ill yesterday morning in the mining town of Linden, was up to yesterday afternoon still warded at the privately-operated Balwant Singh Hospital in

THE volume of rainfall, according to statistics from the Ministry of Agriculture, has surpassed the 2005 levels by some 45 percent, but efforts are continuing to ensure that there

THE Ministry of Education, in partnership with the Commonwealth of Learning (COL) and Microsoft, is focusing attention on the implementation of plans to develop the capacity of local teachers

…but none identified by studiesTHE Amaila Hydro Project Community Stakeholder Engagement draft Plan has indicated that, should adverse impacts of the renewable energy generation project be identified, the necessary

– to accommodate increasing number of THE Regional Administration of Region 8 (Potaro/Siparuni) will be extending secondary educational facilities this year to cater for an increasing number of students

THREE Guyanese lawyers engaged in a legal battle to get the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) to grant, or not to grant, an applicant leave to appeal to that 

THE Caribbean Community Secretariat is moving to train some of the Region’s senior policy makers and analysts in the use of Integrated Environmental Assessments as a tool for mainstreaming

– as British Virgin Islands and Jamaica seek outside help for flood problemsTHE Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA) is retooling implementation of the regional flood hazard management programme,

GT&T’s ‘Blue Powder’ bash takes Phagwah to a whole new level.Hundreds of Guyanese, and a  number of chowtal groups across the country, converged at the Guyana National Stadium at

BOTH Hindus and non-Hindus joined in celebrating Phagwah on Sunday with much fun and frolic in demonstration of ‘good over evil’ as told in Hindu scriptures illustrating the story