…Moore’s lawyers warn against CARICOM validating elections By Svetlana Marshall DESCRIBING it as a landmark ruling, the battery of lawyers representing Ulita Moore, on Tuesday, said the Court of

TRAFFIC Chief Linden Isles is urging minibus operators and commuters to adhere to the precautionary measures when travelling to slow the spread of the deadly coronavirus. During an invited

THE Guyana Public Service Union (GPSU) has announced the cancellation of the annual May Day — also called Labour Day —- March and Rally for this year for heath-safety

…hailed a true workers’ champion PRESIDENT of the Guyana Agricultural and General Workers Union (GAWU), Komal Chand, died on Wednesday, in Cuba, where he was undergoing treatment for a

GUYANA is among the list of Caribbean countries to benefit from a €8M (US$8.6M) grant presented by the European Union (EU) to the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) to

THE catastrophic effect of COVID-19 on working hours and labour income globally is also evident in Latin America and the Caribbean, where the pandemic is causing a loss of

…says prepared to assist affected businesses  THE government has rolled out a survey for the private sector to determine the extent to which businesses have been impacted by COVID-19.

…transportation of health workers countrywide to begin soon … PM slams discrimination as unacceptable By Lisa Hamilton and Jeune Vankeric THE government has approved the use of David ‘G’

AFTER being on the run for some time, one of the alleged masterminds behind the murder of Corentyne businessman, Lomenzo Jhonny, called “Sham” was, on Wednesday, arrested by police.

THE Ministry of Finance is offering optional interest deferrals for up to six months for guarantors of student loans. In a notice on Tuesday, the ministry stated: “As the