By Leroy Smith THE Special Organized Crime Unit (SOCU) early Wednesday morning swooped down on the Kitty, Georgetown home of proprietor of Dhoray’s Fashion, which is located on Regent

In taking on a new holistic approach in dealing with environmental management, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) donated US$50,000 worth of equipment to enhance biodiversity protection through strengthened

In its fourth week of protest, the Guyana Teachers Union (GTU) is threatening countrywide strike action if the administration does not address burning issues pertaining to teacher’s promotion. Members

THE GUYANA Oil Company’s (Guyoil) “Bling my Ride” promotion is in full swing and heading to service stations all across Guyana. According to a release issued on Tuesday, approximately

By Svetlana Marshall SMALL companies stand to benefit significantly from the new procurement system being implemented by the Public Health Ministry, subject Minister Dr. George Norton said yesterday. The

ATTORNEY at Law and former Magistrate, Gordon Gilhuys was on Tuesday morning arrested by Inspector Chubinaught Singh at the Mackenzie Police Station and later placed on $10,000 station bail

THE Georgetown and Linden municipalities recently facilitated an exchange visit among staff in a bid to learn and share ideas for good management and improvement of services to the

– new village to be added to Protected Areas THE BUDGET for the National Resources Ministry was approved in the Committee of Supply yesterday, but not without a slew

THE Burnham Foundation, in its usual tradition, began observing the birth and death anniversary of Guyana’s late Executive President, Linden Forbes Sampson Burnham.Activities commenced with a church service last

– exploitation should be done on Guyana’s terms AS the world economy continues to grapple with the shocks from financial crises, the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) is welcoming Guyana’s potential