AFTER years of pleading for justice and satisfaction, vendors at the Stabroek Market will finally get what they have long yearned for, as the Mayor and City Council

  PRESIDENT David Granger believes that National Unity talks between the administration and the main opposition People’s Progressive Party (PPP) will soon commence, as government awaits word from Opposition

  THE National Library is focusing on junior secondary schools as it seeks to promote reading in order to reduce illiteracy. The library was allocated its yearly subvention of

  FIFTY squatting families on the reserve at Zorg-en-Hoop, West Bank Berbice, who have been living directly under a 69KV line for several years, are to be relocated to

  RESIDENTS of Karawab, an Amerindian community in the Upper Pomeroon River, last Friday celebrated their Heritage Day in a colourful extravaganza of togetherness and love. The village, located some

  ROUTE 56 (Rosignol to New Amsterdam) minibus operators have begun protesting the introduction of river taxis on the Berbice River, saying they stand to lose the most. This

The National Trust of Guyana on Monday launched its annual Heritage Exhibition, under the theme, “Promoting Heritage, Fostering National Pride.” The event is taking place at the Technical and

  THE Bina Hill Institute of Learning, located in the Annai District, Region 9, is on its way to being transformed into a higher institute of learning for indigenous

  A FRESH approach is being taken as the government looks at the rehabilitation of ferry stellings across the country, starting with the Bartica ferry stelling. Minister of Public

  RUPERT Hopkinson has formally taken up his position as the new Regional Executive Officer (REO) in Region 2 (Pomeroon Supenaam) at the Regional Administrative Office. The new REO