RECENT data from the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) shows that the HIV epidemic in the Caribbean remains largely prevalent among key populations, such as sex workers;

THROUGH multi-agency partnerships on Friday night the 5th Green Conversations–Georgetown was held at Duke Lodge’s Symposium Hall, where several speakers engaged the invitees in talks of securing a sustainable

UNITED Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) Executive Secretary, Monique Barbut, has come against the notion that funding for developing countries to address degradation is out of reach. In

THE inconvenience of joining a line to access water and fetching it for long distances will soon be a thing of the past for over 2500 residents of Durban

THE Caribbean Forum of the Group of African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) States (CARIFORUM) is hosting a consultation to continue the development of a framework for an effective platform

THE Canadian High Commission on Monday donated some 10 digital court recording units to the Supreme Court of Guyana as part of the Judicial Reform and Institution Strengthening (JURIST)

DEVELOPMENT of the Information Communication Technology (ICT) sector should take a bilateral approach involving the inputs of the public and private sector here. This is according to Lance Hinds,

THE Women’s Association of Aishalton Village, Deep South Rupununi, is now producing their own homemade soaps, using organic materials presently available in their village. According to a release from