– as family prepares for funeral of sibling THE six other siblings of hospitalised Denesha Sooknandan and deceased Sunil Sooknandan are still in a state of shock over the

– for use of ethnic, racial slurs EVEN as the Ethnic Relations Commission (ERC) is in the process of hiring investigators and new staff, there are moves afoot for

– as hearing of PPP move to block holding of LGEs continues THE hearing of the matter regarding an injunction filed by the opposition People’s Progressive Party (PPP) to

– as M&CC prepares to build state-of-the-art wharf By Gabriella Chapman THE Mayor and City Council (M&CC) and the Ministry of Public Infrastructure are in the preparatory phase of

– US Professor GUYANA is doing its homework and laying the foundation for both oil and gas and a ‘green’ economic development. This is according to Director of Julie

AS the Ministry of Public Health wraps up plans for the 2019 budget, Minister of Public Health Volda Lawrence and Director of Regional Clinical Services, Dr Kay Shako, have

The Ministry of the Presidency, Department of Environment (DoE) has awarded 23 youths for their participation in the secondary school and post-secondary school youth competitions designed to push its

– Chris Ram  AUDITOR and lawyer Christopher Ram has projected that Guyana’s share of oil profits will make up some 80 per cent of the annual government revenues within

– but wants reason from gov’t for rejection of first list THE Guyana Teachers’ Union may be willing to put forth a new list of nominees for the arbitration