By Naomi Parris BRINGING the curtains down on this year’s celebration of Indigenous Heritage Month, the Ministry of Amerindian Affairs, on Wednesday, held its final cuisine drive-through event at

A 25-year-old police constable, on Tuesday, sustained injuries to his right knee after he was allegedly struck from his motorcycle by a motor lorry on the Lusignan Public Road,

POLICE in Bartica are investigating a serious accident which occurred at Fifth Street and Third Avenue on Tuesday night, involving a hire car and a vehicle driven by a

THE novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has claimed the lives of two persons within the past 24 hours, taking the death toll to 82. Authorities said the recent victims are a

– President Ali calls for increased mobilisation of resources to halt biodiversity loss THE degradation of the earth’s biodiversity is being exacerbated by the effects of the dreaded novel

By Tamica Garnett IN a good showing of social corporate responsibility, SuperBet, Metro Office and Computer Supplies and Fibre Tech Plastics have all come onboard to tangibly reward the

– Cost of Huckster’s Licence slashed by 50 per cent GOVERNMENT, with effect from today, has reduced the cost of the Huckster’s Licence by 50 per cent since it

– after squatters on GuySuCo’s land clash with police By Naomi Parris PERSONS occupying lands south of the railway embankment in Vryheid’s Lust, Success and Chateau Margot, East Coast

– through COVID-19, ILO reports THE International Labour Organization (ILO) has warned of the need to adopt immediate strategies to face the labour crisis caused by COVID-19, which has