THE Georgetown-based U.S. Embassy said there are currently 230 Guyanese students studying in the United States.The embassy in a statement on Tuesday said it is committed to continue working

AS the world moves away from fossil fuels and although oil prices have been steadily falling, Guyana itself is trying to capitalise on the exploration and development of traditional

GOVERNMENT has to immediately pump more funds into the economy in the form of contracts and other spending to help boost the economy, the People’s Progressive Party said yesterday.Speaking

EXECUTIVE Director of the Justice Institute and international lawyer Melinda Janki believes that the death penalty is probably the most murderous symbol of inequality.She shared her views during a

GUYANA, like many nations across the world, continues to face an uphill task in its fight against domestic violence, particularly violence against women. Already, for the period January-October, 2015,

SCORES of excited faces entered the courts Linden Branch as the Spin the Wheel promotion took centre stage in the town yesterday. Eligible customers were given the chance to

Sovereign Fund Legislation is expected to be laid before the House in 2016 as Guyana moves to ensure every citizen enjoys an equitable share in the national patrimony.The bill

ALLAN Sim, called ‘Cayenne’, turned himself in to the police yesterday at the Alberttown Police Station. He was accompanied by an attorney.The 55-year-old resident of Paradise, East Coast Demerara,

Graduates of the Texila American University have been warned against “professional malpractices” by Acting President Moses Nagamootoo on Wednesday.Nagamootoo was at the time addressing the University’s second graduation ceremony