TEN years after fire destroyed it the first time, New Amsterdam’s lone woodworking establishment again suffered the same fate during the wee hours of the morning on Sunday resulting

FORTY persons suffering from various forms of disabilities were recent beneficiaries of food hampers distributed by the Region Two Administration in collaboration with the Essequibo Chambers of Commerce and

By Naomi Parris ~says Policy Forum Guyana IN support of its contention that mining is an essential service the Guyana Gold & Diamond Miners Association (GGDMA) has asserted that

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– Ministry of Public Infrastructure ALTHOUGH some have criticised ExxonMobil’s flaring of natural gas during production start-up instead of the government allowing for its use on shore, the Ministry

– Bank encouraging use of Online platforms amidst COVID-19 fears THE Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has changed the business landscape, and in “keeping up with the times”, Scotiabank Guyana

DESPITE the COVID-19 restrictions, over 200 local businesses are still actively taking advantage of training courses available at the Center for Local Business Development (CLBD), via its online platforms.

…AG Basil Williams argues AGAINST the claims of the Opposition that the death certificates in the possession of APNU+AFC party agents were “obtained nefariously”, Attorney General, Basil Williams, has

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ESSEQUIBO’s oldest woman is Ms. Lucretia Bradford of Cullen, who celebrated her 103rd Birthday on May 25. Born 1917, she would have lived through both World Wars I &