PRESIDENT David Granger is scheduled to leave Guyana today for the United States where he is slated to address a conference on Defence and Security at the Center for

A DRAFT amendment to a contentious clause in Guyana’s Customs Act Chapter 82:01 has been presented to Cabinet as the Government will soon move to the National Assembly to

FOLLOWING the recent disastrous floods in various parts of the country, Raj Singh Insurance Brokers has been able to obtain a speedy settlement of this flood claim from the

TOWN Clerk, Mr Royston King and senior Mayor and City Council (M&CC) officials met yesterday with some 20 vendors who ply their trade outside the old Bedford School on

THE National Road Safety Council paid a courtesy call yesterday on Education Minister, Dr. Rupert Roopnaraine.The purpose of the visit was to discuss ways in which the two agencies

IN an effort to get non-working youths off the streets in ‘D’ Division, police personnel under the leadership of Senior Superintendent Stephen Mansell have embarked on an initiative —

MR. Renis Morian, Chairman of Region Ten (Upper Demerara/Upper Berbice), has outlined to this publication an agenda to push farming and agriculture in the Region. He also disclosed that

NEWLY elected Chairman of Region 10 (Upper Demerara/Upper Berbice), Renis Morian, has admitted that there might not be many youths on the Regional Democratic Council (RDC); but he has

WITH the recent flood, the community of Albouystown was the hardest hit in Region 4 (Demerara-Mahaica) as the Civil Defence Commission (CDC) and Government agencies continue to render assistance

HEAVY rainfalls which resulted in increased water levels in rivers and canals, significantly affecting the daily operations of Regions 3 and 4, led Minister of State Lt. Colonel (retired)