THE Eastern Caribbean High Court has barred the removal of one of two aircraft from the Caribbean island of Anguilla and the lawyers for the pilot and team who

–CARICOM Chairman By Ravin Singh THE entry of the new leaders into the regional bloc CARICOM breathes new life into the integration movement, the current chairman Roosevelt Skerrit said

THE Ministry of Public Security is seeking technical advice on the permanent removal of vagrants who continue to squat around Parliament building. Public Security Minister, Khemraj Ramjattan told the

–Minister Broomes urges women to get ‘registered’ before accepting ‘bush work’ By Shauna Jemmott GOVERNMENT is urging women who accept employment offers from dredge owners and businessmen in mining

– farmers want coconut water declared the ‘national drink’ AS the Ministry of Tourism prepares to host a major Coconut Festival this October, large-scale coconut farmers have proposed that

THE Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation’s (GPHC) maternity ward will be open to the general public before the third quarter of this year. “The construction…has been ongoing and I think

THE Ministry of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Research and Extension Institute (NAREI) is encouraging farmers to engage in good pumpkin production practices. Pumpkin is one of the crops that are

-tests are currently done in Trinidad TWO senior medical technologists from the National Public Health Reference Laboratory have completed, at the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA), training on operating

–after millions sign petition AN Online petition that calls for a second EU referendum will be debated in Parliament after it was signed by more than 4.1 million people.The

MINISTER within the Ministry of Social Protection, Keith Scott has noted that government will not condone any local or foreign company breaching the laws of Guyana, nor will it