THE Guyana Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS (GBCHA) recently trained another 15 peer educators, significantly beefing up its network of such trained workplace personnel to promote the local fight against

Millers continue to make payments to rice farmers RICE farmers owed by millers in Region Two (Pomeroon/Supenaam) are receiving payments, as agreed at a meeting last Thursday, according to

DARBY Blackman, 53, of Block ‘E’ South Sophia was shot in the abdomen while on his way home from work yesterday morning.  Blackman, a security guard attached to the

–to ensure effectiveness, sustainability of $500M cleanup campaign RECOGNISING the role of the private sector in the current garbage situation in Georgetown, Minister of Local Government and Regional Development,

AS demand for blood continues to exceed supply capacity of the National Blood Transfusion Service (NBTS), the usual appeal has been made for more voluntary donors to come forward

SPEAKING out in defence of democracy in an independent country is the right of every patriot, be it a minister of government or a civilian citizen. In this case,

TEN members of the Florida National Guard’s 13th Army Band of Pembroke Pines, Florida visited Guyana last week to lead a subject matter exchange that resulted in exciting performances

AS the curtains come down on yet another community consultation exercise, residents of Sections ‘M’ and ‘K’ Campbellville have reaffirmed their commitment to sustaining the $500M cleanup Georgetown project. 

FOLLOWING a story carried by this publication on June 18, 2014, titled “Mother pleads for public’s help in solving son’s murder” there has been no developments in the probe

FOR years residents of Alberttown, Georgetown have been plagued by excessive flooding during the rainy season, so residents of Sixth Street came together in a cleanup campaign recently with