THERE is need for a public transport authority and improvement of the road network system in the city, Minister of Public Infrastructure, David Patterson has said. Patterson was at

–for Christmas season THE police in ‘E’ Division have announced that measures have been put in place to minimise criminal activities, reduce traffic congestion, decrease road accidents and provide

MINISTRY of Public Telecommunications Web Master, Jaime Skeete, recently participated in the 2017 LatAm conference titled “Information and Communications Technologies for ALL” in San Jose, Costa Rica. The three-day

–for fake cheques, counterfeit currencies, police warn Berbicians THE police in Berbice are urging businesses and persons to look out for fake managers’ and personal cheques, counterfeit U.S. currency

AHEAD of Budget 2018, the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) is imploring the government to remove the Value Added Tax (VAT) from finished products in the logging

-as he bemoans parochialism AS the government seeks to bridge the divide between the hinterland and coastal regions, President David Granger has highlighted that Region Four: Demerara- Mahaica, is

– Trotman urges skill enhancement in other sectors POLICIES needed to facilitate a thriving oil and gas industry are being drafted, strengthened and updated by the Government of Guyana,

A BANDIT was disarmed during an attempted robbery on South Road, Bourda, Friday afternoon. Police hailed as brave and courageous the action by the victim and two public-spirited citizens.

–Min Ally urges at ‘16 Days of Activism’ launch in East Berbice MINISTER of Social Protection, Amna Ally, on Friday called on Berbicians to help stop the violence against

THE police have arrested three suspects who last Wednesday allegedly robbed a pastor of $1.8M in cash on Church Street in Georgetown, shortly after he left a city bank.