THE Civil Defence Commission (CDC) on Wednesday received over $16M worth of much needed relief supplies from the members of the Private Sector Commission (PSC), which will be shipped

–promises over 1,000 jobs to comply with labour laws EUROPEAN construction giant, the Royal BAM Group on Wednesday met with Minister with the Ministry of Social Protection and other

THE authorities in Linden have called on residents in the mining town to desist from squatting, since it is not only illegal, but also poses serious health problems. Linden

CHIEF Constable Andrew Foo has noted that the areas around Stabroek Market which continue to feature the most robberies are the pavements under Demico House, and outside the old

IF Guyanese exporters do not adhere to the stricter food-importation regulations implemented by the United States Food and Drug Administration (USFDA), they will be losing out on continuing trade

THE Hague Conference of Private and International Law (HCCH) opens today at the Pegasus hotel, Georgetown and will see the United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) seeking to convince local

JAMAICA’S Prime Minister, Andrew Holness has urged Caribbean Community (CARICOM) leaders to take climate change seriously as it presents a clear and present danger to the region. PM Holness’

FOR my birthday two weeks ago, I went to watch the much-hyped remake of the film It, based on the Stephen King book about a demonic clown that haunts

Dr. Carissa F. Etienne was re-elected on Wednesday for a second five-year term as Director of the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) by the Member States of the organisation.