– with Nathelyn Benn-Dequoy and her band of women agro-processors IT might be a small community, isolated somewhat from urbanisation, but that does not mean that residents should just

A MINER was shot at a bar at Mahdia Landing early Sunday morning by an intoxicated licensed firearm holder, with whom he reportedly had an argument. The miner was

STEMGuyana has signed an agreement with the International Youth Robot Association (IYRC) to be the prequalifying body responsible for organising the annual qualifier national robot competition among local students

THREE officers from the Ministry of Public Health will be representing Guyana for the first time this year at the Caribbean Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) Congress. The congress, to

SPEEDING was the main reason for the head-on collision last Friday at Jibb village, Essequibo Coast, that claimed the lives of Corwin Paul, 38; Tristiana Joseph,19; and her six-month-old

THE Guyana Reparations Committee has spread the message in Region Two of the claim of 15,000 square miles of Guyana’s lands to be given to the descendants of enslaved

THE Ministry of Indigenous Peoples’ Affairs has engaged children from several schools in an attempt to eradicate the plethora of misconceptions of the indigenous culture still pervasive among many.

GUYANA’s lush greenery, much-talked-about hospitality and delicacies among other amazing features have attracted the eyes of six renowned, international tour operators, who are intent on promoting the country. The

– retired Orealla teacher turns to his second love for his livelihood By Fizool Deo JOHN Claudius King is ready to return to his post-retirement career. “I’m just 67