GUYANA Public Service Union (GPSU) and the National Association of Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Employees (NAACIE) are seeking to negotiate jointly with the Guyana Power and Light Company Inc.

WHILE the rehabilitation project for the Number 63 Beach in Region 6 (East Berbice/Corentyne) is moving ahead, one of the main issues is that of garbage pollution on the

AS part of their Legacy Project, the University of Guyana Students Society (UGSS) has completed a number of projects costing just under $1.3M to modernize facilities at the Turkeyn

–Collin Croal THE Caribbean Local Economic Development Project (CARILED), which was launched almost two years ago, is moving ahead smoothly with its implementation phase, according to Permanent Secretary in

THE Ministry of Health, on Sunday evening, held an inter-faith service to launch a week of activities commemorating this year’s Caribbean Wellness Day which will be observed on Saturday

–to facilitate placement at secondary schools REGIONAL Education Departments have acted days after queries from the Guyana Chronicle on the many Grade Nine students from the Primary Tops schools

– in bid to end illegal roadside vending THE Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development is seeking to curb illegal roadside vending by maximizing the use of tarmacs

THE Ministry of Public Works has issued a statement intended to correct an inaccurate and misleading article published in the Kaieteur News and captioned ‘CJIA US$150M expansion project unnecessary

Funds to reconstruct Umana Yana will be included in Budget 2015 JUST after the gutting of Umana Yana by fire, Minister of Culture, Youth and Sport, Dr Frank Anthony

ABOUT 40 children, who were part of the five-week Sophia Education Coaching Project No.3, 2014-2015 which took place during the August holidays, graduated Saturday at a ceremony held at