EVEN as the David Granger administration awaits the Attorney General’s advice on the controversial contract for parking meters throughout Georgetown, City Hall is pushing ahead with the project which

By Vanessa Braithwaite LEADERS of Region 10 (Upper Demerara/Upper Berbice) are being urged to align their priorities with the developmental needs of the community and instead of fighting over

CHIEF Executive Officer (CEO) of Food for the Poor Guyana, Kent Vincent is calling for more support from local businesses for the organisation’s massive countrywide campaign for the eradication

By: Vishani Ragobeer CABINET has approved several contracts for the installation of water transmission and distribution networks and service connections at Kuru Kuru and Kuru Kururu on the Soesdyke-Linden

TCL Guyana Inc unveiled its new cement packaging on Thursday at a seminar on concrete held at the Regency Hotel, Hadfield Street, Georgetown.In attendance were dealers and stakeholders. The

By Svetlana Marshall AFTER years of slow progress, the National Accreditation Council of Guyana (NAC) is now on the move, according to its Executive Director Deborah Jack.The NAC, though

By Alva Solomon A MEMORANDUM of Understanding (MoU), which will see 10 United States Peace Corps volunteers being assigned to several hinterland communities in the weeks ahead, was signed

A DEMERARA Assizes jury yesterday found 35-year-old rape accused Neville Lyttle not guilty of committing rape on a 13-year-old girl.The girl had said that her assailant had repeated the

QUEEN’S College graduates were charged to not limit themselves to the acquisition of knowledge in their respective streams they chose while at the country’s premier secondary school, when the