..Guyana’s ‘green’ agenda among issues discussed PRESIDENT David Granger on Wednesday met with Baroness Valerie Amos, now Director of the SOAS-University of London, former Leader of the House of

INDIGENOUS leaders on Wednesday called on the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to increase its presence in hinterland communities. The call came during deliberations on the third day of the

–MoE mulling various approaches to help bridge performance gap, CEO says   By Zena Henry THE Ministry of Education is employing a multi-agency approach and continued policy shakeup in

– Lima Sands to be newest beneficiary RESIDENTS of Lima Sands, Essequibo–Pomeroon-Supenaam (Region 2) will be the newest beneficiaries of improved water quality, following steps by the Guyana Water

…rebuilding efforts to commence soon RESIDENTS of Jawalla Village, Upper Mazaruni, Region Seven (Cuyuni-Mazaruni) are now regrouping following a freak storm last Friday which killed a woman and destroyed

–this time for owing the Bank SELF-proclaimed Pope, Philbert London has found himself yet again in hot water, but this time, not for widely publicised sex videos. He and

THE tomb of 26-year-old Winston Hinds, the prisoner who was shot dead at the Timehri prison on August 4, was on Tuesday night vandalised and Hinds stripped of the

THE boundary demarcation issues which have caused the delay in Mahdia becoming a town will soon be resolved, Minister of Communities, Ronald Bulkan, said Wednesday. In an interview with

GUYANA on Wednesday expressed gratitude to outgoing Surinamese Ambassador to Guyana, Mehroen Nisa Kurban-Baboe, for her service and work in advancing and strengthening the bilateral ties between the two