–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)

PRESIDENT of the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB), Dr. Warren Smith, on Thursday underscored the role of the private sector when he said: “A number of governors alluded to the

UNIVERSITY of Guyana Law Department representatives late last month launched a petition “to establish a local law school”, since only a quota of 25 graduates from the department can

TWENTY-year-old gold miner Paul Gonsalves of the Pomeroon community was yesterday killed in an accident on the Greenwich Park Public Road, East Bank Essequibo after the motor car in

Region needs to be prepared for data revolution AS the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) seeks to position itself to take advantage of the data revolution, it has been cautioned to

Damaging the country’s best interest is not a political strategy –it’s political foolishness FORMER President of the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI), Clinton Urling has described the

MANAGING DIRECTOR of Republic Bank (Guyana) Limited (RBL), Mr. John Alves, has noted that what continues to persist over the past nine months in the Banking sector is a

Impact of CFATF sanction on small man a major public concern THE People’s Progressive Party (PPP) last evening hosted a symposium where members of the public were engaged on

–Disclosure stuns Rodney COI GASPS of shocked disbelief yesterday echoed through the stunned silence of the courtroom where the Commission of Inquiry into Dr. Walter Rodney’s political assassination unfolds.

Guyana’s best option is to pass the AML Bill –so as to create a platform for an ‘early as is reasonably possible’ exit MINISTER of Legal Affairs, and Attorney-General,