By Rabindra Rooplall LIVESTOCK farmers are being encouraged to install bio-digester units (BDUs) on their farms to enable them to produce biogas, as this can bring them long-term benefits

  MINISTER of State, Joseph Harmon, on Sunday charged 57 graduates of the Youth Leadership Training Programme, organised by the Office of the Presidential Adviser on Youth Empowerment and

  WANTED man Shemar Wilson, called ‘Abdue’, is yet to be apprehended for questioning in relation to the lobbing of a live grenade outside the offices of the Kaieteur

By Moses Nagamootoo TODAY, June 13, marks 36 years since Walter Rodney was killed. For us who knew him and who were part of his struggles, Walter’s untimely death

A GROUNDBREAKING international accord aimed at stamping out illegal fishing is now in effect, and is legally binding for the 29 countries and a regional organisation that are its

By Svetlana Marshall SIX months after the Government gave a commitment to resolve the age-old sweeper-cleaners issue, it is still an outstanding matter.In December 2015, the Guyana Public Service

  By Telesha Ramnarine SINCE City Hall plans to impose a financial “burden” on owners of motor vehicles, through the establishment of a parking meter system in Georgetown, democratic

By Navendra Seoraj in New York GUYANESE in their thousands, bedecked in colourful costumes, paraded through the streets of Brooklyn, New York on Sunday as they celebrated Mashramani in

RESIDENTS of Region Five, as well as police ranks stationed in the region were able to secure house lots at a Public Day exercise held at the Regional Democratic

GUYANA has categorically dismissed claims by Venezuela that it is part of an “international media campaign” and is participating in “an international effort” to de-stabilise Venezuela.Such allegations do not