A CARIBBEAN Community (CARICOM) Debt Advocacy Team is to be appointed to campaign for debt relief and/or debt amelioration on behalf of highly indebted CARICOM Member States. This was

UG students weigh in on impending hike in tuition fees AFTER much controversy surrounding the issue of increased tuition at Guyana’s premier tertiary institution, the University of Guyana, Vice-Chancellor

Considerable resources have been expended to retool, modernise GFS CHIEF Fire Officer, Marlon Gentle, has revealed that from 2009 to now, considerable resources have been invested in the Guyana

Kaieteur National Park ecologically intact, healthy –but in need of sustained protection A STUDY on the biological diversity of the Kaieteur National Park (KNP) has found that the area

STERLING Products Limited (SPL) has awarded the children of eight staff members who performed outstandingly at the 2014 National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) examinations. This gesture represents SPL’s ongoing

PREPARATIONS for the second sugar crop are progressing well, and factories are expected to start grinding at the end of the month, says Agriculture Minister, Dr Leslie Ramsammy. “Preparations

–and unhindered economic development HEADS of Government of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) have reiterated their firm support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Guyana, and the unhindered economic

Diplomats must respect sovereignty, and not meddle in internal politics –US Ambassador repeatedly breached norms, conventions PRESIDENTIAL Advisor on Governance, Madame Gail Teixeira, has cleared the air on the

In spite of ‘existing irritants’, Guyana committed to working with Venezuela –‘in the spirit of camaraderie, good faith’ PRIME Minister, Mr Samuel Hinds has made clear Guyana’s commitment to