HUNDREDS of Buxtonians and neighbouring villagers who attended the First of August Movement Emancipation celebration on Wednesday, were assured that the government is committed to their development. This assurance

— President Granger tells Berbice Emancipation celebrants SPEAKING to a multitude of Guyanese who turned up to celebrate Emancipation at Union, Number 53 Village, Berbice, President David Granger said

WITH oil production on the horizon, African Cultural and Development Association (ACDA) Executive, Eric Phillips, said the time is ripe for African Guyanese to reclaim their entrepreneurial DNA, as

EIGHTEEN Guyana Defence Force (GDF) ranks are currently pursuing training on the Skill-at-Arms Instructor Course 2019-01. The six-week course is designed to empower the participants to plan, conduct and

POLICE are reportedly trying to ascertain whether the woman at the centre of a murder at Seeta’s Bar in Station Street, Kitty, Georgetown, is a friend of the former

UNDER the theme “Improving Police Professionalism through Effective Training and Mentorship”, the Guyana Police Force successfully trained 141 ranks in their bid to enhance the capacity of the force.

— supplies should return to normalcy by mid-August THE Guyana Poultry Producers Association suspects that the current chicken shortage in Guyana is caused by the smuggling of chicken from

CEVONS Waste Management plans to construct and operate a Wastewater/Sewage Treatment Plant at Tract “A” Plantation Peter’s Hall, East Bank Demerara. The company applied to the Environmental Protection Agency

By Naomi Marshall COURTS Guyana Inc, the Ethnic Relations Commission and other entities joined the Emancipation celebrations 2019 with cultural observances. On Wednesday, Courts partnered with the African Cultural

AMID objections from residents and City Hall, John Fernandes Limited has agreed to cease all works on its Chemical Warehouse at Houston Gardens until approvals are garnered from the