THE attitude of some taxi drivers today leaves much to be desired in terms of courtesy, professionalism and responsibility. A young mother and her 15-month-old daughter were verbally abused

Unattended sluice causes widespread flood damage in KingstonRESIDENTS, businesses, schools, government agencies and their workers were severely affected yesterday morning when the Georgetown ward of Kingston became inundated with

U.S. consumers, travel trade and media were exposed to Guyana’s tourism products at the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s Travel and Cultural Fair at Grand Central Station in New York, one

– says Robert Badal is ‘driven by political and selfish desires’ACTING Tourism Minister, Irfaan Ali has refuted certain assertions and accusations made in a section of the media recently

AG submits claim to CJ in Chambers, Opposition to replyATTORNEY General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall, yesterday, carried the fight with the cutting band of Opposition Members

THE  Government yesterday announced that it has approved commercial licencing and operation of helicopters in Guyana. Head of the Presidential Secretariat, Dr. Roger Luncheon noted that licencing was temporarily

Agreement reached for Parliament sittings June 13, 14AGREEMENT has been reached for the National Assembly to meet on Wednesday, June 13 and Thursday, June 14. Head of the Presidential

U.S. sends back 13 Guyanese over three weeksTHIRTEEN Guyanese were refused entry to the United States and sent back to their homeland, from John F. Kennedy (JFK) Airport in

HEAD of the Presidential Secretariat, Dr. Roger Luncheon said the appointment of a substantive Police Commissioner after the departure of Henry Greene who retired earlier this year is certainly