PRESIDENT Donald Ramotar has expressed his disappointment at Sithe Global’s withdrawal from the Amaila Falls Hydro project as a result of a lack of political support, but vowed to

THE opposition has again demonstrated that their parliamentary agenda is driven by politics and by selfish pursuits, and has very little to do with what is important for Guyana

THE Ministry of Human Services and Social Security continues to raise awareness on the issue of Trafficking in Persons (TIP), recognising the negative effects the scourge has on society.

FORTY-SIX children, spanning two age groups, 8-10 years and 11-14 years were awarded certificates after completing the seventh annual Guyana National Museum Children’s Taxidermy summer camp today. The programme

DESTINATION Guyana continues to attract tourists from around the world, and has already recorded an 11.5% increase for the first half of the year, heading for a larger increase

GUYANA’s progress with regard to the advancement of indigenous people’s development was brought to the fore, as the country joined the world in observing International Day of World Indigenous

A 44-year old man was shot in the head on Saturday night in the vicinity of Rockies Brazilian Bar and Nigel’s Supermarket at the corner of Robb and Light

THE Diabetic Foot Centre of the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) was established in July 2008 to provide foot screening, treat diabetic foot complications, and minimise amputations in diabetic

KENARD Persaud, 26, of Lot 16 Anna Catherina, WCD, appeared before Georgetown Magistrate Judy Latchman accused indictably of snatching a gold chain valued $100,000, and was sentenced to 18

GEORGETOWN Magistrate Judy Latchman yesterday granted 28-year-old Rasta food vendor Roger Lowe, of 108 Norton Street, Lodge Georgetown, bail in the sum of $60,000 after he pleaded not guilty