by Vanessa Braithwaite  IN WHAT HAS been deemed a highly successful venture, the agriculture department of the Kwakwani Secondary School has beaten all odds to produce cooking gas from

by Vanessa Braithwaite IN LIGHT OF the concerns voiced by residents of Region 10 in relation to the careless traversing of lumber trucks on community streets, councillors of the

THE MINISTRY of Communities last Friday held a workshop with staff and councillors of the Mayor and Town Council in Linden in an effort to craft municipal development and

SIX MALE amputees are on the verge of creating international history with the first ever “One- foot Boxing” being done in Linden. The amputee boxers who are all Lindeners

PRESIDENT David Granger told CARICOM leaders that the threat to Guyana’s sovereignty, territorial integrity and economic development is as grave now as it ever was and called on the

THE City Engineer’s Department has been tasked with the restoration of the buildings that accommodate the city engineer’s staff, the constabulary officers, the municipal training complex and the office

By Rabindra Rooplall IN its fourth week of protest, the Guyana Teachers Union (GTU) is calling on President David Granger to intervene; but if the administration does not address

IN a new, holistic approach to environmental management, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) yesterday donated US$50,000 in equipment to enhance biodiversity through strengthened monitoring and enforcement of environmental

ALL property or structures that are infringing on road reserves and causing damage or a traffic hazard will be removed and proceedings will be brought against the defaulter, according

DASRAJ, called ‘Dan’, walked out of the High Court in Georgetown yesterday a free man after a 12-member jury found him not guilty of raping a 13-year-old girl.According to