REGIONAL Education Officer of Region 2, Ms. Baramdai Seepersaud, has said that the Department of Education at Cotton Field has joined President David Granger’s initiative to clean up

  AS Guyana continues to struggle with the implementation of a coherent National Youth Policy (NYP) which has been in the making since 1992, the recently sworn- in Minister

THE coconut industry in the Lower Pomeroon River is under serious attack by a strange disease known as “coconut lice”. Reports are that the disease has already attacked a

  ENGINEER of the Ministry of Public Infrastructure, Mr. Walter Willis yesterday reported that water has receded from most of the areas of Georgetown, which had been inundated following

THE highlights of the opening of the June criminal session in Demerara yesterday were the inspection of a Guard of Honour, and the taking of the salute during the

TWENTY-THREE-YEAR-OLD Terrence Lanferman, of 37 Nelson Street Mocha Arcadia, East Bank Demerara, was last evening gunned down while at his home by a lone gunman who entered his yard,

SOME public schools still remain closed following the torrential rainfalls on Sunday which left areas in Georgetown flooded for some time.The Ministry of Education has announced in a release

TO commemorate Guyana’s 49th Independence Anniversary celebrations, the Ministry of Education will be staging a gymnastic presentation entitled “National Schools Physical Display Championships” on Thursday and Friday, June 4-5,

SPEEDING, drunk driving and wet conditions as a result of the rainy weather contributed to the weekend fatalities in which two young men were killed in Berbice, Traffic Chief