…union declares ‘enough is enough’ …Labour Department to look into issue of fuel shortage LAID-OFF workers of the Russian-owned Bauxite Company of Guyana Incorporated (BCGI) have once again blocked

FOUR men were, on Thursday, remanded to prison for the murder of a 72-year-old pensioner, who was badly beaten during a recent invasion of his Strathspey, East Coast Demerara

– strengthening micro-entrepreneurship training programme THE Critchlow Labour College, in collaboration with the Mitsubishi Corporation, has launched its strengthening micro-entrepreneurship training programme for disadvantaged women and youth in Region

After planning the Miss Region 4 Teen with a Purpose Pageant in 2019, its success led the committee back to the table to make amendments to their original plans.

By Elvin Croker A YOUNG man lost his life on Thursday, while working as a porter on the trailer of a truck that belongs to the Ministry of Public

THE Carnegie School of Home Economics (CSHE), which aims to be the leading institution providing quality training in home economics and hospitality in Guyana, formally reopened its Hibiscus Training

PULL Quote: -‘Being an entrepreneur is not about money but freedom to be our own boss and generating income for yourself’ – Ryan Wharton AT 30 and a father

By Svetlana Marshal THE Court of Appeal, on Thursday, upheld the 2016 decision of the High Court that it was unlawful for Minister of Citizenship, Winston Felix and Minister

TODAY, thousands of persons are expected to converge at the Golden Glove Community Centre Ground for the A Partnership for National Unity + Alliance For Change (APNU+AFC) Coalition 2020

…CAPHA head urges stepped-up preparation Executive Director of the Caribbean Public Health Agency CARPHA Dr. Joy St John says the risk of Novel Coronavirus in the Caribbean is “Low”