PRESIDENT David Granger has departed from Guyana for the United Nations Headquarters in New York to participate in the UN’s Paris Climate Agreement signing ceremony which will take place

“Death must not find us thinking that we die” – Death of a Comrade, by Martin Carter (Guyana’s National Poet) It is hard to believe that 10 years have passed since

IN recent years, the business landscape in Guyana has seen a rise in youth entrepreneurship, as more and more young persons see the need to be self-sustaining in an

By Clifford Stanley THE deadlock with respect to the holding of statutory meetings of the Regional Democratic Council of Region Five (Mahaica/Berbice) took a new turn with activists of

SM JALEEL & Company Limited and its locally-based subsidiary Guyana Beverages Inc., are making moves to claim millions of dollars in compensation for an Environmental Tax allegedly imposed on

PRESIDENT David Granger on Thursday dismissed criticisms that his Government does not sit well with unfavourable criticism. “I do not share that view. I believe criticism is good [and]

THREE separate international and inter-agency counter-narcotics operations, in the past week alone, resulted in the seizure of approximately 325 kilograms of cocaine, 272 kilograms of marijuana and the apprehension

By Svetlana Marshall OFFERING his gratitude to the corporate community for their critical role in initiating the D’urban Park development project, President David Granger said the time has come

Pandemonium broke out in Market Street Rose Hall Town, East Berbice Corentyne on Thursday afternoon as police exchanged gunfire with a known character. According to reports, around 16:00hrs two

POLICE detectives have detained five persons in connection with the deaths of rice-farming couple, Mohamed Munir, 75, and his wife Bibi Jamila Munir, 70, who perished in their Good