IN an article that appeared in our yesterday’s edition (page 7) under the caption, ‘Politicking of union leaders disappointing, says Nadir’, we inadvertently referred to Mr Manzoor Nadir as

WHILE Guyana’s legislative framework of governance has not broken any new ground in 2013, many lessons were learnt and significant rulings made, and in some instances, the House sank

THE first ever training school, to enhance the capabilities of the Guyana Fire Service (GFS), is expected to be completed in February. Chief Fire Officer, Marlon Gentle said the

INVOLVEMENT of businesses and corporations has always had a big impact on the success of the Mash Day Float Parade and the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport is

THE National Archives is working towards placing its records on the internet this year. Minister of Culture, Youth and Sport Dr. Frank Anthony said that preliminary work in the

CARNEGIE School of Home Economics commenced a three-day retreat on Monday as its employees seek to forge ahead with respect to the local culinary arts and the promotion of

– mission is to get books in every Guyanese household by January 2017 TWO years after it embarked on its mission to get books into every household, Bookland, formerly

THE new song of Guyana’s famous singer/entertainer Jumo Primo, titled “March Out”, will soon be on all the airwaves for its official introduction into the local market, after which

— seize beverages, arrest many in joint operation with GPL THE Guyana Police Force swooped down on businesses operating in Orange Walk, Bourda yesterday afternoon, seizing beverages and other

Finance Minister underscores importance of new container scanner MINISTER of Finance, Dr. Ashni Singh has reminded the private sector of their obligation in ensuring that they are constantly in