–after completing guidance and counselling course THIRTY members of the Guyana Police Force were on Wednesday presented with certificates after successfully completing studies in Guidance and Counselling. The Force

–as trial into 2013 ‘Agricola murder’ winds down AS the trial of 27-year-old former soldier, Abiola Jacobs for the murder in 2013 of Donna Taylor winds down, UK-based witness

–now offering pre-cast, pre-engineered products BARBADOS-based Arawak Cement Company has expanded its services with the recent launch of its Arawak pre-cast concrete and pre-engineered concrete buildings division. According to

THE National Accreditation Council of Guyana (NAC) wishes to advise the public that the American Medical Institution is not registered with the NAC as is legally required for post-secondary

THINKING of ways to beat your auto energy consumption while contributing positively to saving the environment? Well, take time out to hear from the competent authority. Chief Executive Officer

THE Cheddi Jagan International Airport Corporation, in collaboration with the Guyana Tourism Authority, concluded on Wednesday a two-day workshop on housekeeping with 25 of its airport custodians. The workshop,

PRESIDENT David Granger on Wednesday accepted letters of credence from three ambassadors, among them Haralambos Kafkarides, Non-Resident High Commissioner of the Republic of Cyprus to Guyana. The new High

–puts $500,000 towards their upkeep YOUTHS of the Juvenile Detention Centre at Sophia will now receive G$500,000 worth of assistance following a donation from the local chapter of the

CUBANS who have been stranded in Guyana for the past three days, were expected to return to their homeland on Wednesday, said local representative of Aruba Air, Capt. Gerry