PRESIDENT David Granger has been invited by the Guyana Red Cross Society’s (GRCS) to become the patron of the organisation. The Society’s President, Mr Teni Housty, and its General

A MAN of East Indian descent and about 60 years old recently died at the Fort Wellington Hospital, but no one has come forward to identify and claim the

THE residents of Linden, especially motorists, are calling on the relevant authorities to build a double-lane bridge across the Demerara River. The single-lane bridge, which connects Mackenzie to Wismar,

ALLEGED rapist Venket Primo was playing the game ‘Weak Spot’ with the victim when he touched something that ended the game and resulted in the commission of the offence

NEWLY accredited Kuwait Non-Resident Ambassador to Guyana Ayadah M Alsaidi on Wednesday paid a courtesy visit to Banks DIH Limited Chairman/Managing Director Clifford B Reis and toured the operations

RESIDENTS of Burnham Drive, Linden, are especially grateful for the installation of street lights on the roadway, which have greatly increased visibility in the area. This project was completed

THE NATIONAL Mine Workers’ Union of Guyana, a small body which believes it is a solution to the country’s “troubled” mining industry, is urging the government to invest in

Address by President David Granger, to the National Assembly on Thursday 14, January 2016 WE, the Guyanese people, this year, celebrate the Independence we gained 50 years ago on

RATHER than subsidising the ever-troubled Guyana Sugar Corporation (GUYSUCO), social activist Ramon Gaskin believes that the money pumped into the industry can be best used to pay off sugar

PRESIDENT Granger has finally stood up and made an official call to end the unhelpful political discord, disaffection and political disunity. The president made the call while addressing the