By Vishani Ragobeer Food For The Poor Guyana Inc (FFTP) has distributed food and personal care products, household supplies and toiletries, clothing and books to between 600 and 800

-current figure at 327,000 ounces By Alva Solomon THE gold-mining sector is on track to out-perform other sectors of the economy this year as gold-declaration figures have currently reached

By Nafeeza Yahya NINETEEN–year-old maintenance worker Leroy Bennett, of Alness Village, Corentyne, Berbice, fell some 45 feet to his death on Friday while working on the roof of the

THE councillors of Linden’s Mayor and Town Council passed a no-confidence motion against Town Clerk Janella Bowen during a statutory meeting on Wednesday. The motion was passed by Councillor Deron

By Shirley Thomas AFTER having given practically a lifetime of service to God and humanity, faithfully shepherding the flock of the Anglican Diocese and tremendously impacting the lives of

By Clifford Stanley PROGRESS is some 80 per cent complete on construction and upgrading of 25 community roads in Region Five, between Mahaicony to the west and Ithaca to

By Navendra Seoraj APPROXIMATELY 1000 persons have so far benefited from the Small Business Bureau’s Micro and Small Enterprise and Building Alternative Livelihoods for Vulnerable Groups (MSE) project.The project,

–Harmon says Gov’t not excluding contractors from State projects By Ariana Gordon THE Government of Guyana on Wednesday said it is not in the practice of excluding contractors from

TWENTY-FIVE-YEAR-OLD Mahendra Sewnarine was discovered by a neighbour dangling from the ceiling of the lower flat of his home at #79 Village, Corentyne on Friday morning.His 23-year-old wife, shop

A GROUP of 32 students and staff from universities around the United States on Wednesday toured the Amerindian village of St Cuthbert’s Mission.Accompanied by representatives of the U.S. embassy,