GUYANA is seeking ways in which to expand its agricultural contributions to the food security issues with which the country is faced and generate wealth and livelihood for the

HOT on the heels of its seventeenth (17th ) conviction, the Guyana Energy Agency, represented by in-house prosecutor Shivani Balcharan, secured three more convictions on July 5, 2012 in

PRESIDENT Donald Ramotar yesterday reminded the Heads of Guyana’s diplomatic missions abroad of their role to help maintain the country’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. They must also provide, for

PRESIDENT Donald Ramotar has called on Guyana’s Heads of Missions to engage the diaspora in making important contributions to the development of the country. Yesterday, at the opening of

A POLICE constable is currently under close arrest after he was found in the bedroom of a teenaged girl by her parents in the wee hours of yesterday morning.

BALO Narine, a 42-year-old taxi driver of Land of Plenty, Essequibo Coast, was seriously bitten by a swarm of African bees on Saturday. He was in his yard when

A LARGE group of irate municipal workers gathered in City Hall compound yesterday to protest against the non-payment of June salaries. The workers who protested included labourers, office assistants,

THERE is growing concern about the alarming levels of violence – particularly sexual violence – against the Caribbean Region’s most vulnerable – our children and our youth. Regrettably, there

MINISTER of Human Services and Social Security, Jennifer Webster and Education Minister Priya Manickchand, who is an avid women’s rights activist, yesterday addressed a gathering during the CEDAW annual

AS part of continual efforts by the Administration to protect and safeguard the welfare of workers, the Ministry of Labour in collaboration with the National Insurance Scheme (NIS), yesterday,