— even as garbage trucks may come on unscheduled days   ALTHOUGH Solid Waste Management Director, Walter Narine continues to insist that residents in Georgetown are receiving at least

EDUCATION Minister, Nicolette Henry, on Thursday visited the home of six-year-old Glensean Skeete; the St Paul’s Primary School student who died on Thursday when a falling goal post struck

— Minister Harmon tells strengthening technical capacities workshop Minister of State, Joseph Harmon, on Wednesday said the government is fully committed to upholding all tenets of the Rio Conventions,

GUYANA will be observing its second “Hemp Awareness Week” commencing on October 8, 2017, under the theme: “Greening Tomorrow’s World,” as part of Agriculture Month activities. The week of

GUYANA and Japan have had strong diplomatic ties for some five decades now and Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo said the “relationship will be fostered and consolidated in the years

Probe launched into police inaction AN investigation has been launched into allegations that police in Berbice had largely ignored complaints by residents that the main suspect in the murder

THE Maritime Administration Department (MARAD) on Thursday joined the rest of the world in observing World Maritime Day 2017 under the theme, “Connecting Ships, Ports, and People” with the

INVESTIGATIONS into the murder of a Brazilin miner, Antonio Da Silva have revealed that one of the suspects was a former employee of the deceased, acting Commissioner of Police

MAINTAINING Nappi’s natural environment is key to the village becoming a hub for eco-tourism in Central Rupunini, Region Nine. This was the view of the Minister of Indigenous Peoples’

OVERSEAS-based Guyanese Sharmin Prince last Monday started an online petition that is geared towards attracting government’s attention on the need for policies incorporated in an anti-child sexual abuse bill