THE Ministry of Public Health’s interagency suicide prevention helpline has been proving to be very helpful to many Guyanese since its establishment. The line, which functions as a “coping

  REGARDED as the area with the highest crime rate in the country, Region 6 (East Berbice-Corentyne) has been injected with a Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) team and

PRESIDENT David Granger, on Friday, received an artistic representation of his image sketched by a very talented young woman, Jesusa Lee. Lee, who is a student of Queen’s College

MEMBERS of the Indigenous People’s Commission on Friday paid a courtesy call on President David Granger. During the brief engagement, the Commission sought the President’s advice on the way

THE newly appointed National Procurement and Tender Administration Board (NPTAB) held its first meeting on Friday last. The new members of the NPTAB, as published in the August 13,

  by Ifa Kamau Cush TWO weeks ago I reported that the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights [IACHR] named former President, Bharrat Jagdeo, as a culpable party in the

By Sase Singh in Washington, DC SUCCESSFUL emerging economies have a thriving working class with clear ambitions to migrate to the middle class. But this process becomes very challenging

  THE Guyana Consumers Association, like all consumer advocates world-wide, are deeply committed to improving the quality of life of all citizens. There is no disagreement in the Guyanese

BODY art, which is a relatively new aspect of visual arts, made its debut appearance at the 12th edition of the Caribbean Festival of Arts (CARIFESTA) when Guyana’s Steve

A United Nations’ (UN) Mission led by Chief of the Americas Division in the Department of Political Affairs, Martha Doggett, arrived in Guyana yesterday to discuss options under the