MAGISTRATE Fay Mc Gusty has dismissed a charge made out against Lloyd Singh, CEO of the International Pharmaceutical Agency (IPA) at Camp Street, Georgetown, wherein he was accused of

THE wide-ranging Arts and Culture field, which includes the performing, visual, and fine arts, as well as applied arts, has grown and expanded this past year in Guyana, according

THE Haags Bosch Sanitary Landfill represents a significant improvement in the way Guyana’s solid waste is disposed. Now, solid waste is contained in a landfill, and not dumped, as

HEAD of the Guyana Police Force, acting Commissioner (CoP) Seelall Persaud, has commended ‘A’ Division Commander, Clifton Hicken for his leadership of the division over the last few months.

POLICE ‘D’ Division Commander Ian Amsterdam has said that the division’s biggest problem remains the traffic situation and road deaths. Addressing a breakfast the Division organised last Friday for

OVER 300 children from the Grove-Diamond and Little Diamond area were shown a grand time Sunday by members of the neighbourhood NGO, Grove-Diamond Youths In Development (GD YID).  According

THE Gafoor Foundation made its annual contribution to the work of several Non-Profit Organisations last Tuesday at its Houston Complex. According to a statement from the Foundation, Company Executive

THE massive developmental projects embarked on by the Government of Guyana are designed to modernise the country and upgrade the quality of life of the Guyanese people. And the

FOLLOWING an outreach to Region Nine recently, Minister of Natural Resources and the Environment, Mr. Robert Persaud, and a team of officers visited Santa Fe Inc., in the Rupununi,

THE final phase of dredging activities at Chalmers Crossing, on the Essequibo River by the dredge, ‘STEVE N’, was completed on November 30 last.  The Maritime Administration Department (MARAD)