GUYANA is among several countries that the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) is recommending that should make reports on increases in neurological syndromes and congenital anomalies, which growing evidence

THE Princess International Group of Companies is the latest corporate body to throw its weight behind President David Granger’s ‘Boats, Buses and Bicycles’ (3Bs) initiative and has pledged to

AFTER many broken promises and false hopes, Kitty Market vendors are set to get a modern vending area, after suffering in an eyesore of a facility for years.However, vendors

MINISTER of Indigenous People’s Affairs Sydney Allicock,has said the proposals in Budget 2016 for the indigenous community is geared towards advancing development. Speaking with the Guyana Chronicle at his

THE Board of Directors of the Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) has terminated the services of Commissioner-General Khurshid Sattaur, who, reacting to the decision, said he felt relieved and now

IN what was seen as a historical move, the government last evening amended and voted in favour of an Opposition-proposed Motion seeking to have all Members of Parliament file

A FORTY-YEAR-OLD hairdresser was early yesterday morning killed in an accident on the East Coast Demerara Railway Embankment in the vicinity of Clay Brick Road, a short distance from

A 57-YEAR-OLD pedal cyclist and father of ten, of Mahaica, East Coast Demerara, was early Thursday morning killed in a horrific accident on the Hand-en-Veldt Public Road as he

THE positions of 384 sugar workers employed to the Chinese-owned Pan-Caribbean Sugar Company were made redundant on Thursday in Jamaica. The redundancy affects 279 workers at the Monymusk Sugar Factory

MANAGING Director of Citizens Bank, Eton Chester, has announced that the bank’s Automated Telling Machines (ATM) network will join the national switch, and will commence the issuance of Visa