APNU expresses concerns over State Boards appointmentsA PARTNERSHIP for National Unity (APNU) yesterday expressed concern over recent statements by government ministers on the re-appointments to State Boards. At a

DEVELOPMENT of Guyana’s fledgling tourism industry was the centre of discussions yesterday when President of the Tourism and Hospitality Association of Guyana (THAG), Paul Stephenson, met President Donald Ramotar

FORMER Charge d’ Affaires of Guyana to the United Nations, Mr. George Wilfred Talbot, heads the list of six key diplomatic appointments  made by the Government of Guyana. Ambassador

AMIDST swirling rumours that the three missing seamen who have proverbially vanished into thin air with the ship MV “Oliver L” are dead, family members are still hoping to

ATTORNEY at Law Hukumchand yesterday filed a lawsuit for libel against Kaieteur News, in excess of $100M, on behalf of Minister of Housing and Water, Irfaan Ali. Also,an injunction

FIVE of the country’s six municipalities have already presented their 2012 budget proposals to the Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development, but the Georgetown City Council, with theirs

– FITUG to President RamotarThe Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Guyana (FITUG) has waited, strategically, for the reactionary dust to settle after polling day, last November 28, 2011.