WITH CARICOM examining ways the Region can support itself during the global crisis, chairman of the National Coronavirus Task Force (NCTF), Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo said Guyana has the

THOUGH its Annual May Day March and Rally, usually held on May 1, has been cancelled, the Guyana Trades Union Congress (GTUC) will still start off Labour Week with

– says company not selling COVID-19 packages or providing a pick up option for payment of bills THE Guyana Telephone and Telegraph Company (GTT) has received reports from customers

TWO ex-police officers appeared at the New Amsterdam Magistrate’s Court where they pleaded not guilty to a charge of trafficking 19.13 pounds or nine kilograms of cannabis sativa. The couple, Rokeshia Collins

THE fact that Guyana is still grappling with an election impasse may hinder its receipt of COVID-19 funding from international financial institutions. This was pointed out by Prime Minister

IN view of COVID-19 measures enforced by the authorities, several domestic airlines have described the precautionary measures put in place by the authorities as “excessive,” noting that they are

THE National Coronavirus Task Force (NCTF) is making headway in developing a database of Guyanese, countrywide who are most in need as a result of the COVID-19 emergency measures

– CIOG says fasting begins on Saturday THE Central Islamic Organization of Guyana (CIOG) has reported that the Crescent for the holy month of Ramadan has not been sighted

– Global Report on Food Crises reveals AN international alliance of UN, governmental, and nongovernmental agencies working to address the root causes of extreme hunger, have released a new

POLICE are currently on the hunt for a man identified as “Smokey”, who reportedly chopped his Venezuelan girlfriend to the head with a cutlass at Aranka Landing, Cuyuni River