SINGAPORE has said it is happy to share its development experience with the Caribbean Community, as the country’s second Ambassador to CARICOM was accredited Wednesday. Secretary-General, Ambassador Irwin LaRocque

FOREIGN Affairs Minister Carl Greenidge said the Attorney General’s Chamber is currently considering legislative changes to facilitate Guyana becoming a signatory to the Caribbean Community’s (CARICOM’s) Protocol on Contingent

EIGHT persons are now homeless after a fire of unknown origin completely destroyed a number 40 Village, West Coast Berbice home Wednesday afternoon. “I was sitting under the bottom

GUYANESE inability to travel to Schengen – the area comprising 26 European states – without a visa, remains a major concern to the administration, Vice-President and Minister of Foreign

– autopsy THIRTY-six-year-old Jewel Coates, who had suffered burns to her face, back and arms, died as a result of bleeding complications, an autopsy found. Coates allegedly killed her

THE National Industrial and Commercial Investments Limited (NICIL) on Wednesday submitted documents to the Commission of Inquiry (CoI) into City Hall showing that it was vested ownership of the

THE National Forest Inventory will commence today, according to Commissioner of the Guyana Forestry Commission (GFC), James Singh. The Guyana Chronicle reported earlier this year that the sum of

– Ramjattan says trying his best with little resources EVEN with no international loans available for prison infrastructure development in Guyana and present limited resources, Public Security Minister Khemraj

AS the Alliance For Change (AFC) gears up for the November 12 Local Government Elections (LGEs), its members are challenging all candidates in the running to public debates to

VICE-PRESIDENT and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Carl Greenidge, has made it clear that a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) is not an IOU – a signed document acknowledging a debt,