THE Transport and Harbours Department, yesterday, indicated that efforts are underway to salvage the truck that fell off M.V. Kanawan on April 9 onto the Essequibo river bed. However,

– he donated some 430 books worth in excess of $2M FORMER Attorney General and Vice-President of Guyana, Dr. Mohamed Shahabuddeen has donated some 430 books, worth in excess

– Funds cut for Amaila access road and CJIA expansion AS threatened, the Parliamentary Opposition did not support funds falling under the Public Works Ministry to the tune of

– getaway motorbike recovered in backlands A CORENTYNE businessman was robbed of two deposit bags containing $10M on Wednesday morning, as he was about to exit his minivan in

JEMEL Thompson, 22, who met his demise while picnicking with Qualfon employees at the Blue Lake Creek in Linden on Sunday, April 6, died from drowning, according to the

– vows closer political, economic and social ties Newly-appointed Non-Resident High Commissioner of Barbados Mr Robert Morris, on Wednesday, presented his Letters of Credence to President Donald Ramotar and

– bemoans Opposition’s lack of verifiable facts THE 2014 Budget debates, which ended on Tuesday night with a fiery conclusion from Finance Minister, Dr. Ashni Singh, went a long

Sugar still has a bright future in Guyana – says $6B allocation crucial to sugar industry’s turnaround PRESIDENT Donald Ramotar, yesterday, encouraged other sector stakeholders to take an example

THE consideration of the estimates for the 2014 National Budget began over two hours late on Wednesday due to a series of events regarding the Parliamentary Opposition’s right and

PRESIDENT Donald Ramotar has issued a firm call on Opposition Leader David Granger to apologise to all “honest and hardworking Guyanese” for his grossly insulting statement that Guyana is