– before LGE, says GECOM’s chair, suggests house-to-house registration on the cards By Navendra Seoraj GOING into another election would be problematic for the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) unless

– NDC tries to remedy situation By Vishani Ragobeer FEW communities along the East Coast of Demerara (ECD) have been flooded out as the year-end rainy season, which usually

– Jordan says allegations ‘baseless’ ATTORNEY General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall, has written to the Special Organised Crime Unit (SOCU) and the Criminal Investigation Department (CID),

By Tamica Garnett MORE than 50 per cent of the 21 school buses under the former “David G Five Bs” programme are currently in need of repairs, and it

GOVERNMENT has terminated the multimillion-dollar contracts for the construction of the Yarrowkabra Secondary School and the reconstruction of the St. Roses’ High School. In two separate letters issued on

– Health Minister urges public to ‘stick to’ licensed facilities   By Vishani Ragobeer PRIVATE medical facilities, which advertised that they are offering Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) COVID-19 tests

– THAG President says By Vishani Ragobeer GUYANA has a unique tourism product which is suitable for ‘COVID-19 safe’ activities, according to President of the Tourism and Hospitality Association

– 30 new cases recorded THE local death toll for the COVID-19 pandemic has risen to 128, after two additional deaths were recorded as of Monday, while 30 new

By Tamica Garnett FIFTEEN-YEAR-OLD Devi Persaud is scheduled to write her Caribbean Secondary Examinations Certificate (CSEC) subjects next year but had been contemplating postponing her sitting until 2022, but,