GUYANESE-born Baroness Valerie Amos has been appointed Master of University College, Oxford. Her new appointment makes her the first Black head of an Oxford College. According to a report

-Department of Energy creating framework for profitable production OIL production will be the most transformative economic development in Guyana’s history, said President David Granger during a message on the

THE Department of Environment (DoE), through the Protected Areas Commission (PAC) and the National Parks Commission (NPC), has undertaken a number of initiatives aimed at enhancing the facilities at

THE spirit of local democracy has permeated Region 10 (Upper Demerara-Upper Berbice). Several communities are getting involved in communal projects, to not only beautify their communities, but to earn

— party insists MPs would not listen THE government, backed by civil society, is urging the Opposition People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) to return to the National Assembly to extend

THE Beterverwagting/Triumph 8th of May Movement on Saturday hosted its Annual Cultural Exhibition Ceremony at the BV Quamina Primary School. The event saw attendees being entertained through poetry, music,

THE Buxton/Friendship Museum Archives and Culture Centre, on Saturday, celebrated its first anniversary. The museum which is located at 35 Buxton Middle Street, Buxton Village, East Coast Demerara, is

A 30-year-old resident of Mount Sinai, New Amsterdam, Berbice, is battling for his life at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) following a severe beating during a home-invasion on