THE Society Against Sexual Orientation Discrimination (SASOD) is seeking “technical consultations” geared at refining their proposed revision of the Prevention of Discrimination Act (1997). The organiation last year engaged

CHINA’S Minister of Foreign Affairs, Wang Yi, has called for a closer partnership and greater participation to be observed between China and the Community of Latin American and Caribbean

… participants grateful for hands-on training THE University of Guyana Berbice Campus (UGBC), Faculty of Natural Sciences on Friday, January 19, concluded a five- day workshop on Crop Protection

‘Colours give me the strength to move on’ TWO of God’s gifts to man are said to be health and strength but, some persons are not as fortunate as

THE Caribbean Community (CARICOM), tomorrow and Tuesday in Suriname, will continue a series of sensitisation seminars on the CARICOM Results-Based Management (RBM) System, which promotes a more results-focused approach

THE police are still on the hunt for a man known as ‘Abdool’, a resident of Baramita, in the North West District, who is wanted for questioning into the

…Greenidge laments shortage of specialist lawyers at ministry AS the country eagerly awaits the decision of the United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres on whether the Guyana/Venezuela border controversy will

–to put sugar workers’ interest first THE Guyana Trades Union Congress (GTUC) on Saturday hailed the collaboration between the government and the sugar unions to ensure that the issues

BK International is up in arms over Government’s decision to continue with the $3.5B contract awarded to Nabi Construction and Trinidad’s Kee Chanona Limited through a joint venture, despite