–thanks to the LMTC’s ambitious street lighting project THE Linden Mayor and Town Council (LMTC) has undertaken a massive street lighting project which will see communities that were hitherto

RESIDENTS of Tiger Bay, Georgetown were apprised of government’s priorities concerning improving several sectors. This was conveyed during a community meeting hosted by Minister of Foreign Affairs, Hon. Dr.

THIEVES broke into a De Edward Village store over the weekend and carted off a quantity of items, including a security camera, footage from which may have led investigators

…Greenidge suggests, says oil resource not a curse FORMER Minister of Foreign Affairs, Carl Greenidge, believes acquiring shares in Exxon Mobil is an option that government could explore in

GOVERNMENT intends on working with unions to create a total salary package for public servants, instead of granting incremental increases. Over the years, Government has been granting yearly salary

– Guyana the best in the Caribbean in terms of prospects for youth says President Granger GUYANA is on the brink of an educational evolution and to capitalise on

A MOTHER of three is left to fend for herself after her husband, 34-year-old Orlando Ramnarine, was electrocuted during a fishing trip at Coverden, East Bank Demerara, on Monday.

A cannabis cultivation farm with about 300 plants was destroyed by officers of the Guyana Police Force (GPF)’s “B” Division on Sunday. According to information from the GPF, officers

MUSLIMS countrywide celebrated the festival of Eid-ul-Adha which means “feast of the sacrifice” on Monday which was marked by special prayers and feasts. Later in the day, Muslims used

…hears concerns about roads, security MINISTER of Foreign Affairs, Dr Karen Cummings, along with a few members of the Region Four Regional Democratic Council, on Monday, participated in a