UNCLE Eddie’s Association, which runs the home for the elderly at Jackson Street, Tucville, Georgetown, has been granted title to the 3.1127 acres of State land on which the

By Alva Solomon SOCIAL media may be utilised soon as a method to kick-start a national discussion on the development of arts and culture in Guyana and long-awaited copyright

By Svetlana Marshall THE Consumer Affairs Division (CAD) yesterday launched its ‘Know Your Consumer Rights’ campaign aimed at equipping the populace with the requisite knowledge needed to make good

Cecil Cox, the Queen’s College student who became the first Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) regional top awardee to win a regional top award at Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination

The Consular Section of the U.S. Embassy in Georgetown on Thursday announced via its Facebook page that as of December 7, all approved visa applicants will no longer return

IN recognition of the release of the last three members of the Cuban Five on December 17, 2014 and the new era of relations between Washington and Havana, the Guyana-Cuba

By Leroy Smith MINISTRY of Public infrastructure engineer Kester Hinds who is responsible for the approximately $US 44.3 million expansion and upgrade road works along the West Coast of

PRESIDENT David Granger yesterday met with the SEA Manager of Tullow Oil plc John McKenna, who was introduced to him by British High Commissioner Greg Quinn to discuss exploration