A BARBADOS–based publisher is working to market Guyana’s tourism potential internationally while citing the need for a more proactive approach to promoting this country’s eco-tourism sector globally. Businessman Robert

THE Guyana Trades Union Congress (GTUC) will be hosting its 4th Triennial Delegates Conference from 10th to 11th November, 2016 in the auditorium of the Critchlow Labour College. Proceedings

RESIDENTS and motorists of the Mabaruma Sub-Region are breathing a sigh of relief as infrastructural works have commenced on sections of the road network in the area. Region One’s

RESIDENTS of Lima Sands on the Essequibo Coast will soon be able to easily access potable water, now that work has begun on the construction of a well in

THE New Amsterdam municipality on Tuesday presented its multi-million dollar budget for the year 2017, in anticipation of raking-in some $164,884,970 in revenues, an increase of an estimated $24,995,869

AS the use of mercury is being phased out of the gold mining process, a Queenstown, Georgetown miner is advocating for the sector-wide use of borax, a compound which

SMALL scale miners are being afforded the use of machinery from Romanex Guyana to help increase their recovery rates in the Marudi Mountain mining area in Region Nine. Minister

FORMER Minister of Culture, Youth and Sport, Dr. Frank Anthony, failed in his bid to head the influential Guyana Medical Council. Dr. Anthony, who has been retained as a

A FEMALE police officer, who is accused of defrauding an elderly man, found herself in hot water when she appeared before Chief Magistrate Ann McLennan on Tuesday charged with