GUYANESE rice farmers could be soon benefiting from the new, Mexico market, as the country has signalled its intention to fast track a paddy deal with Guyana, even as

PRESIDENT David Granger has said that it is time Guyanese move away from the “purely corporate turnkey structure” and endorse initiatives that promote home ownership through aided self-help.According to

EDUCATION Minister Dr Rupert Roopnaraine has reported that the administration is looking to implement a hot meal programme in some areas on the coastland.Speaking with the Guyana Chronicle, Dr

CRIME Chief Wendell Blanhum confirmed yesterday that the 20+ files in the multi-million-dollar Public Service Ministry fraud, which were sent to the Director of Public Prosecution and were returned

Persons living in the Timehri North area will benefit from better access to potable water and paved access road in the not too distant future, Public Infrastructure Minister, David

SHURLAND Dalloo, the taxi driver from Parika whose body was found aback of Onverwagt, West Coast Berbice fifty-five miles east of Georgetown on Sunday died from a fractured skull,

HIGH Court marshall Mary Ann Morrison who was seeking prerogative reliefs from the Registrar of the Supreme Court for refusing to honour a 59-day sick leave claim, relative to

SCHOOLS in riverine areas of Region 10 (Upper Demerara/Berbice) have benefited from life jackets donated by the Maritime Administration Department (MARAD) of the Ministry of Public Infrastructure.This latest distribution

ELEVEN persons were yesterday injured after the truck in which they were traveling, careened off a trail and slammed into a tree stump and overturned after the steering cut

A YOUNG woman and man were found dead on the Kingston seashore yesterday afternoon in what appears to be a suicide pact.The two persons, of East Indian ancestry, were