TOWN Clerk Royston King has disclosed that City Council is looking at installing a double-deck in Bourda Green and extending the Stabroek Market in order to accommodate the ultimate

By Shauna Jemmott WITH establishment of a Commission of Inquiry (CoI) into conditions and circumstances facing veterans within the security and legal spheres, there is fresh hope that retired

–Roraima Airways ‘Gerry Gouveia calls it ‘an amazing magical day’ By Shauna Jemmott FOR Roraima Airways’ Captain Gerry Gouveia, that a woman should give birth to twins while the

PREMCHAND Kallicharran, called “Boysie”, 29, of Grant 1780 Crabwood Creek; Cordel Small, aka “Mad Dog”, 34, of Dukestown, Corriverton; and Delroy Parks, aka “Sickly”, 31, of Cromarty Farm, all East Berbice/Corentyne

— donates $150,000 of baby care products to Education Ministry By Vishani Ragobeer ANSA McAL Trading Limited has donated $150,000 worth of newborn baby care products to the Ministry

TOWN Clerk Royston King has announced that works on the Kitty Market, which have been stalled for months due to a lack of finances, will be completed in time

Forest countries need investment to thrive, sustain biodiversity – President Granger FOREST countries, including those of the Guiana Shield – Guyana, Suriname, French Guiana, Brazil and Venezuela – require investments

— pending evaluation of audit report, says Dr Norton RECENTLY reinstated Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC), Michael Khan has been instructed by Minister

–inks deal to help buy-in to president’s vision of a flourishing economy THE Private Sector Commission (PSC) has sought the assistance of The Energy and Resources Institute of India

IN a statement the International Labour Organisation (ILO) said this International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples is the first to follow the adoption of the 2030 Agenda for