WITH the help of the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI), a trade mission of private companies from the United Kingdom (UK) is expected to visit Guyana from

THE Rukumuta and Tiperu villages in the Karasabai sub-District, Region Nine (Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo) recently received an All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) to aid the day-to-day operations of the Village Councils

SCORES of young people filled the Umana Yana on Saturday to learn more about Guyana’s oil and gas sector, particularly about the myriad of ways that they can contribute

By Jeune Bailey Van Keric TWENTY-ONE-YEAR-old Colin Thomas was killed after his motorcycle, CJ 6063, collided with a utility pole before catapulting him a short distance away in the

– residents claim PPP made them build chicken pens then abandoned them THE residents of the Indigenous community of Speightland, Linden, particularly farmers are now upbeat after a visit

GLOBAL food prices held broadly stable in December, with rising international cereal prices offsetting declining sugar and dairy quotations, the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the United Nations

– Public Health Ministry moves to protect border and residents RECOGNISING the threat of imported cases of measles into Guyana from bordering countries, the Public Health Ministry along with

– among big plans of new Bartica Town Council, says mayor CAPACITY- BUILDING for councillors and members of the Bartica Town Council and green sensitisation are among top priorities

FOLLOWING the launching of its Harmony Educational Campaign to promote harmony and good relations across Guyana, the Ethnic Relations Commission (ERC) also launched its play titled “I AM US”

THE decomposed body of Cyril Persaud, a former policeman, was found in the Lamaha Canal at Durban Backlands, Georgetown on Sunday morning. Police in a release, said that Persaud’s