THE University of Guyana (UG) Turkeyen Campus has benefited immensely since the formation of its Health Reform Society, spearheaded by some of its students.The campus is now equipped with

THE Guyana Red Cross has extended its “Coin Collection Drive” exercise to the end of May 2015, since the drive has brought over 780 pounds of coins in support

FOREIGN Direct Investment (FDI) in Guyana rose by 19 per cent, moving from US$214 million to US$255 million during the period 2013 to 2014, the Economic Commission for Latin

A CONGRATULATORY message to President David Granger and his administration, which went to the Georgetown City Council in the form of a Motion, was passed with majority support at

SUPPORT is being sought from the Carter Center for an immediate, impartial and independent International Forensic Audit of the 11 May, 2015 General and Regional elections in Guyana. The

AN ONLINE petition to have the United Nations Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon, Barack Obama, and Council of the European Union to investigate “claims” of rigged elections and unprofessional conduct by

AGRICULTURE Minister, Noel Holder on Wednesday visited several affected villages within the Capoey, Winsor Castle, Devonshire Castle and Queenstown areas to ascertain the flood damage so far, and to

THE fishing industry on the Essequibo Coast is still being seriously affected by floating seaweed in the Atlantic Ocean.According to reports, the seaweed, which is suspected to have come

THE Carter Center yesterday released its final preliminary statement on Guyana’s May 11 General and Regional Elections.The Center’s key findings include: •VOTING. There was a generally calm and peaceful

THE William Street, Campbellville septic tank murder trial which began on May 13 with a voir dire (a trial within a trial) suffered a further setback on Wednesday midday,