THE Public Procurement Commission conducted a stakeholder meeting with public procuring entities at the Pegasus Hotel, Georgetown, on Tuesday. According to a release, the attendees were permanent secretaries and

THE University of Guyana Female Empowerment Movement (UGFEM) celebrated their third anniversary on Friday evening with a small group of students sharing their individual reflective stories. Speaking at a

THE Working People’s Alliance (WPA), in its continued pitch for cash transfers through Guyana’s oil wealth, has debunked many of the myths associated with the initiative. One of the

ONE hundred ten students and 12 teachers of South Ruimveldt Secondary School on Monday benefitted from a traffic awareness lecture which focused on road safety practices. These practices focused

-20,000 persons dropped the service within three years PERSONS from across the country have been giving up their landline services as technology continues to contribute to the advent of

BASMATTIE Singh called “Lil Gal,” an 84-year-old resident of Black Bush Polder, Berbice, died Monday morning when a swarm of bees, believed to be the Africanised bees, attacked and

– Hamilton Green says as the electorate rejects its ‘propaganda’ WITH the electorate openly rejecting its “propaganda,” the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C), now in a state of panic, has

By Wendella Davidson YOUNG Guyanese activist and animator Ms Jubilante Cutting is among 54 young leaders who will participate in the One Young World (OYW) 2019 Summit being held

GUYANA will next month, October, begin another Mass Drug Administration (MDA) campaign targeting all areas where the population is vulnerable to Lymphatic Filariasis or filaria as it is commonly