DESPITE political occurrences, the country recorded economic growth of four per cent for the first half of the year. This was according to Minister of Finance Winston Jordan during

By Gabriella Chapman THE Miss Guyana Police Force pageant came back with a bang, after 30 years, on Friday evening at the National Cultural Centre, as the 10 divisional

LAND is already under growing human pressure and climate change is adding to these pressures. At the same time, keeping global warming to well below 2ºC can be achieved

RESIDENTS of the community of Kara Kara are bubbling over with satisfaction, following major rehabilitation works that have been done to Proctor Road, the community’s main access road. The

THE government is doing its utmost to address the housing needs of the population, said Minister within the Ministry of Communities, with responsibility for Housing, Annette Ferguson. The minister

DEVELOPMENTAL work on the farm-to- market road that spans from Linden, all the way to the farming community of Kimbia in the Berbice River district, which will make accessible

LOCAL democracy, transparency and accountability play a major part in the government’s agenda, specifically as they pertain to Indigenous Peoples, Minister of Indigenous Peoples’ Affairs, Sydney Allicock, has said.

THE connections between the impending oil and gas industry, elections and how Afro-Guyanese can position themselves to capitalise on the upcoming developments were key issues addressed at the Buxton

UK-based oil company, Tullow Oil Plc, has made its first discovery of oil in commercial quantities offshore Guyana. According to a release from the Public Affairs Unit of the