– Change to come into force next May TODAY May 20, Metrology (Measurement) Institutions around the world join in celebrating World Metrology Day under the theme: Constant Evolution of

LAST week, we kicked off our new weekly energy column with a look at global oil reserves. The combination of our nation’s 3.2 billion barrels and a speedy timeline

THE Council for Technical, Vocational Education and Training (TVET) in collaboration with the International Labour Organisation (ILO), convened a workshop last week for Heads and Deputies of TVET institutions.

SENIOR officials of the Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) are prepared to engage the Ministry of Agriculture over what they believe is the alleged deliberate sabotage of the company’s agenda

POLICE ranks were conducting a mobile patrol on Friday at Bamboo Landing, North West District when a male, who was sitting in front of a shop, got up and

CUBA began two days of national mourning Saturday for victims of the crash of a state airways plane that killed all but three of its 105 passengers and crew

– ban on catfish species from Guyana, Caribbean States discussed MONTSERRAT’s Minister of Agriculture, Trade, Lands, Housing and the Environment, David Osborne Friday assumed the chairmanship of the Caribbean

THE Theatre Guild of Guyana is in its 70th year. Guyana’s treasure and the oldest theatre in the English-speaking Caribbean will be reopening its doors this Indepdedence Day, May

THE Mayor and City Council (M&CC) of Georgetown will soon meet with owners and operators of heavy-duty vehicles to discuss how they can maintain roads collectively. According to a