THE Kanuku Mountains, one of the stunning mountain ranges of the Rupununi Savannahs, has, for centuries, played an invaluable role in the conservation of the region’s biodiversity; and remains

TWO weeks ago, 16-year-old Ashley Williams was devastated after being awarded an ungraded result for one of the nine subjects she wrote at this year’s Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate

THE COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way education is being delivered to our children, especially in the hinterland and Amerindian villages. In St. Cuthbert’s Mission, the lone Amerindian village

PRESIDENT Irfaan Ali, on Tuesday, paid tribute to the 73 persons who perished in the Cubana Air Disaster, forty-four years ago. The anniversary of the tragedy was observed with

A NUMBER of private investors have expressed an interest in sugar, said Agriculture Minister, Zulfikar Mustapha, as he reiterated government’s commitment to get GuySuCo back to profitability and address

DURING the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, many non-governmental organisations have stepped forward to assist families and households affected by the health crisis. In doing their part, the directors of Parish

WITH the diplomatic community continuing to show its support for the new administration, Chilean Ambassador to Guyana, Patricio Becker, on Tuesday, paid a courtesy call on Agriculture Minister, Zulfikar

By Vishani Ragobeer THE Guyana Oil and Gas Energy Chamber (GOGEC) will be creating a “special team” to review the permits issued for the Payara and Liza Phases One

AN ABUSIVE relationship ended in murder on Tuesday, when a mother of three was chopped to death by the father of her children, in Cooper Street, Albouystown, Georgetown. Dead