By Fareeza Haniff THE Guyana Fire Service came in for heavy criticism on Friday morning for failing to respond in a timely manner to a fire at Lot 102

By Ariana Gordon FIRE believed to be set by a known “junkie” in the Campbellville area gutted an old, abandoned Craig Street wooden building on Friday at just about

By Shirley Thomas ACTIVITIES in observance of World Glaucoma Week kicked off here on Monday with the launch of a glaucoma poster under the theme “Beat Invisible Glaucoma.”The poster

WORKERS who recently reconstructed the historic Umana Yana were paid for their labour, in full, on Friday, by the Indigenous People’s Affairs Ministry. This is according to a statement

By Ravin Singh KNOWN to be a constituency that is relatively quiet and not prone to many social ills, Subryanville and sections of Kitty are really still far from

OVER twenty-five persons residing on the Essequibo Coast, Region Two, are now equipped to help promote community-based mangrove management.The National Agricultural Research and Extension Institute (NAREI) recently held a

A MOTION paving the way for the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) to take into account all outstanding work of the previous committee was adopted in the National Assembly on

THE National Assembly on Thursday unanimously passed a motion for Guyana to become a member of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU).The motion was tabled by First Vice-President and Prime Minister,