ACTING MINISTER of Tourism, Industry & Commerce, Irfaan Ali, has described the tourism sector as the backbone of the future economic growth and development of Guyana. At a recent

15-seater drivers will no longer be charged A TRAFFIC officer of Anna Regina Police Station on Essequibo Coast has told scores of drivers that those who drive 15-seater minibuses

-apologises for recent power outage in Queenstown/Newtown area THE Guyana Power and Light Inc. on Sunday carried out extensive maintenance works in sections of Queenstown and Newtown, Georgetown, resulting

Accused allegedly made oral confession to the crime THE judge and jury at the Demerara Assizes yesterday heard that a dancing girl whose infatuation with her girlfriend had been

Dr. Jagan eulogised at commemorative exhibition THE People’s Progressive Party (PPP), collaborating with Red House in Georgetown and the New Amsterdam, Berbice branch of the National Library launched an

LEADER of A Partnership for National Unity (APNU), Mr. David Granger said last night that the 2014 budget presented by Finance Minister Dr Ashni Singh was divorced from reality.

SEVERAL rice farmers demanding better prices for their paddy protested outside Public Buildings yesterday as Budget 2014 was being read; and Agriculture Minister Dr. Leslie Ramsammy, noting the protest,

GENERAL-SECRETARY of the People’s Progressive Party (PPP), Clement Rohee, yesterday dubbed comments by the Opposition Leader, David Granger, as “tantrums” and concluded that the official is “sailing” on the

THE People’s Progressive Party (PPP), yesterday, blasted President of the Guyana Trades Union Congress (GTUC), Lincoln Lewis, for sullying the union’s name as a result of “puerile political” out

–Jagdeo already declared he is not interested in third term GENERAL-SECRETARY of the ruling People’s Progressive Party (PPP) Mr Clement Rohee, has made it clear that the ruling party