…management says hotel future rests with gov’t, oil boom   IN two weeks’ time the Guyana Marriott Hotel will be advertising for expressions of interest for its entertainment complex

…other airlines must resubmit manuals THE majority of local flight operators will have to resubmit their operation manuals if they wish to have the aviation authority’s shuttle ban lifted.

GUYANESE the length and breadth of Guyana on Friday observed Eid-ul-Adha, commonly called Qurbani or Udhiyah, with traditional prayers followed by the sacrificing of animals. At mosques, Muslims gathered

PRESIDENT David Granger has assented to the Tobacco Control Bill 2017, but it will take another nine to 12 months before the Act takes effect, banning smoking in public

EIGHTEEN-year-old Ashley Cox of Four Miles Housing Scheme, Bartica, will today leave for the Guyana School of Agriculture (GSA) to pursue her life’s goal of becoming an agriculturalist, thanks

By Frederick Halley THE University of Guyana is working on the establishment on a School of Energy and Mines aimed at bringing benefits not just to the oil-and-gas sector,

SCHOOL of the Nations exemplary performance in the field of education, nationally and internationally, has led to it receiving the prestigious 2017 Caribbean Award for Education The award was

THE United States Embassy here through its Humanitarian Assistance Programme (HAP), and the Linden Mayor and Town Council hosted a back-to-school drive in Linden on Friday, providing school bags

THE Multi Technology Vision Inc (MTV) Channel 14/65 will be off air until further notice, following the collapse of the television station’s broadcast tower early Friday morning. Reports indicate

AN ex-policeman met an untimely death following an accident on the Cummings Lodge Railway Embankment, East Coast Demerara, Friday morning. Dead are 38-year-old Malcolm Ross called “Shabba,” a security