THREE hundred and forty-five Essequibo Coast residents, who received their free laptop computers on Tuesday, are loud in praises for the Government. The One Laptop Per Family (OLPF) programme

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, became a hub of activity as an estimated 30 delegates gathered to attend the 23rd Meeting of the Special Committee on Sustainable Tourism (SCST) of the Association

THE Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport and the United States embassy based in Georgetown, during the first week of July collaborated to host  music workshops and a concert

PRESIDENT Donald Ramotar, noting that the sector has huge potentials, has challenged the Heads of Guyana’s Diplomatic Missions to help in promoting the country’s tourism product. He encouraged them

THE Public Works Ministry undertook massive works to restore Le Repentir Cemetery in Georgetown late last year but the Mayor and City Council (M&CC) is, currently, doing nothing to

RAPE accused Devon Mc Farlene, called ‘Kang’, who had allegedly raped a 26-year-old security guard and mother of three at gunpoint one night in January 2009, was yesterday freed

GUYANA’S record achievements in the fight against HIV/AIDS and concerns about curtailed donor funding were the highlights of discussions when UNAIDS Director of Caribbean Regional Support Team Ernest Messiah

THE terms and conditions offered on loans by the China Eximbank to Guyana are by no means a mystery, contrary to statements made recently by Opposition Member of Parliament

CHIEF Justice Ian Chang (ag) has pledged to ensure that a decision is delivered speedily on the Attorney General’s application to the Supreme Court for an Interim Order to

WHEN it comes to violence against children in any form, there can be no compromise in taming this beast in order to chart a brighter future for our Region’s