OVER the years, farming in Region Nine has been explored in many ways, but recently, one group from the North Rupununi village of Kwatamang has made full use of

SEEING the sky in all its splendour was tricky on Monday, not because of an unnatural phenomenon but because of the thousands of kites that flew high in all

–cite food crisis, political unrest By Zena Henry THE decline of neighbouring Venezuela’s economy and the resultant strain on its cost of living is causing many Guyanese living there

POPULAR Soca artiste, ‘Benjai’ of Trinidad and Tobago was severely injured in the face early Sunday morning following an altercation with an irate Palm Court patron. The incident reportedly

IMAM Bacchus and Sons has, over the years, successfully risen to become one of the most prominent businesses not only on the Essequibo Coast but in the entire Region

THE flying of kites at Easter could be deemed a ‘unique Guyanese tradition’ whereby creativity and art become one, as colourful kites would fly across the sky while being

ATTORNEY-General, Basil Williams in his capacity as Deputy Chair of the Caribbean Financial Action Task Force (CFATF), recently attended the organisation’s Steering Group meeting, which was held in Miami

THE Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) will soon launch two mobile apps that will be used by its customers and contractors to communicate with the company. GWI made the decision

THE Guyana Hemp Association proposes hosting two events, one in observance of ‘World Cannabis Day’ and the other of ‘World Hemp Day’ on April 20 and 21, days referred