GUYANESE yesterday celebrated Diwali, the festival of lights, with the lighting of diyas and the sharing of sweet meats. The diyas, with their little lights, illuminated the houses, which

THE Government of Guyana has come in for nothing but high praise for its ‘Because We Care’ initiative, in spite of the negativity of the naysayers. The following is

ONCE again, Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago are openly engaged in disruptive talk involving freedom of movement and extended illegal stays of their nationals.  This time, there’s an ominous

‘The owner of Kaieteur News must stop using his press as a tool to settle personal scores and malign the character of people. This is not freedom of the

FOR the Sewnarine family, owners of the “Market Place” located at Lot 97 Fifth Street, Industry, East Coast Demerara, lighting up for Diwali was exciting and involved the entire

GUYANA has, from all indications, managed to avert being placed on an international blacklist by the Paris-based Financial Action Task Force (FATF). This is according to the Attorney-General and

RNCF names winners of annual fundraising raffle The Radio’s Needy Children’s Fund (RNCF) held the drawing of its annual Fund Raising Raffle outside of COURTS on Main Street, Saturday

THE festival of lights, Diwali, is not only brightening up India, but almost the entire world where the Indian diaspora marked their presence across the globe. These include the

A NEW York doctor who recently returned from Ebola-hit Guinea in West Africa has tested positive for the disease. Dr Craig Spencer, who treated Ebola patients while working for

LOCAL and internationally-renowned designer, Donna Ramsammy James will launch her 2015 Collection at Herdmanston House on Sunday. Her intriguing collection is called “Carpe Diem”, a Latin term meaning “Seize