A team from the Rose Hall Estate and Central Management from the Guyana Sugar Corporation Inc. (GuySuCo) met yesterday with a few cane harvesters, workers’ representatives along with the

By Vanessa Braithwaite Despite not being designated an official holiday, the atmosphere in Linden can be described as quiet and the voting ratio as very poor. As the Guyana

  By Svetlana Marshall Though peaceful, the excitement in Bartica, Region Seven (Cuyuni-Mazaruni), is rising high with the main political parties and voluntary group contesting the Local Government Elections

By Nafeeza Yahya  In the East Berbice Corentyne area, voter turn-out was a bit low with no long line or overwhelming crowds at most polling stations for the historic

After many years, Guyana could have a return to local democracy via the ballots and fairly elected councillors. This was the message of Prime Minister, Moses Nagamootoo today to

Former City Mayor Hamilton Green says he wants to see young people take over the management of the City so that there can be progress. Green told reporters this morning

By Ariana Gordon President David Granger is optimistic that though currently slow, persons will come out during the course of the day to vote in the country’s third Local

 – Gov’t awaiting ‘critical decision.’ GOVERNMENT is optimistic that Venezuela’s challenge to Guyana’s internationally accepted territory will soon be resolved by the United Nations, Vice-President and Minister of Foreign