INTERNATONAL journalists are among those whose attention has been attracted by Guyana’s 2011 General and Regional Elections. They are here to examine the electoral process and to get a

Education Ministry, ILO mentoring project being extended THE Education Ministry, in collaboration with the International Labour Organisation (ILO) Tackle Project, has extended the Voluntary Mentoring Programme, in an effort

Some anxious about elections results, others urge peace SOME citizens are of the view that, regardless of  the outcome of the 2011 regional and general elections, peace should prevail,

THE Guyana Relief Council (GRC) has assisted approximately 125 families who were affected by disasters and faced difficult circumstances in 2011. A GRC release said, in addition to those

THE People’s Progressive Party/ Civic (PPP/C) has called for a recount of ballots at 35 polling stations in Georgetown and 13 on the East Bank of Demerara, according to

-Taiwan goes, China coming THE return of Dr Kenny Anthony as Prime Minister of St. Lucia following Monday’s general election, has resulted in an amusing political chorus among the

Populace patiently awaits results of Monday’s pollsTHE roadways in Georgetown were clearer than usual yesterday, and many market vendors did not show up for business out of anxiety about

– a boon to voter turnout, show of maturity The government’s declaration of Polling Day (Monday 28, 2011) a national holiday was no doubt welcome news in some quarters,

DRILLING of the Eagle-1 well and the Jaguar-1 well, two highly prospective offshore wells for Guyana, is finally imminent in the Guyana/Suriname Basin. This is according to the Canadian-based

AN  overseas-based religious organisation is appealing to all Guyanese to  let peace prevail in the aftermath of our general and regional elections, and for all to accept the results