CABINET will further deliberate today on the one-billion-dollar National Clean-Up Campaign which was announced in April by Finance Minister Dr. Ashni Singh during his 2014 National Budget presentation. Local

THREE outstanding students have been accepted to the programme for Innovaton in Science and Engineering (SPISE) at the Cave Hill, Barbados Campus of University of the West Indies (UWI).They

Hicken urges closer Police, community ties COMMANDER of Police ‘A’ Division, Senior Superintendent Clifton Hicken has urged members of Station Management Committees (SMCs) to focus on intelligence gathering, in

THE ‘Night of Legends’ at the Guyana Festival, slated for August 9, was officially launched yesterday at a press briefing in the South Road, Georgetown boardroom of the Ministry

Rohee warns revolt can follow Guyana blacklisting GENERAL Secretary of the ruling People’s Progressive Party (PPP), Mr. Clement Rohee, yesterday questioned the political agenda of the combined Opposition behind

Teixeira urges Essequibians to put Guyana first PRESIDENTIAL Advisor on Governance, Ms Gail Teixeira has called on political parties and leaders to put Guyana first. Speaking at the 48th

THE Guyana Agricultural Producers Association (GAPA) recently held its first regional conference at Anna Regina, Essequibo Coast under the theme “Towards participatory agricultural programme development”. Minister within the Ministry

–with innovative seminar slated for tomorrow at Rahaman’s Park ALL bakers, pastry and cake makers, and owners of snackettes are invited to participate in a baking seminar billed for

–Mastermind allegedly hoping for financial settlement IT will take the devil’s own job for the Guyana Police Force to prove to the citizens of this country that, as an

–over peddling misinformation at UN forum MINISTER of Amerindian Affairs, Ms. Pauline Sukhai, is not at all happy about statements made by representatives of the Amerindian People’s Association (APA)