TRAFFIC Chief Dion Moore said yesterday that the Guyana Police Force was seeking partnerships to have ‘cat eyes’ (coloured reflectors) installed on the roadways to keep drivers in their

— says businessman/planter By Rabindra Rooplall RICE is one of the major crops feeding the world’s population, and large irrigation projects are often constructed to meet the demand for

— food vendors cry at price for biodegradable containers, call for consultation By Svetlana Marshall FOOD vendors across the capital city are in full support of the “Expanded Polystyrene

By Alva Solomon AS cultivation of cassava – a staple in the Rupununi – is feeling the effects of the current El Nino dry weather conditions, efforts are being

POLICE investigating the robbery and burning to death of a Bath Settlement, West Coast Berbice housewife on Sunday last, have re-arrested a man they had earlier released, as the investigations continued yesterday.The re-arrested

PRIME Minister Moses Nagamootoo and VICE-President Carl Greenidge on Tuesday led a high-level government team in meeting with Stephen Greenlee, President of ExxonMobil. The giant exploration company has found

By Ravin Singh In what could be considered an encouragement for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community, President David Granger has said that he is prepared to

A WEST Coast Demerara fisherman was found dead in his fishing net on Monday, police have reported. According to a release from the lawmen investigations are being conducted into

— no act of piracy recorded The Maritime Administration Department (MARAD) saw a reduction of 21.7 per cent in total marine deaths for the year 2015. This was disclosed

THE Government has clarified that the tourism portfolio remains intact, allaying concerns by some stakeholders and members of the public, following the recent adjustments in the David Granger-led administration.