– As gov’t moves to establish National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Council By Navendra Seoraj THE business culture in Guyana is changing with every passing day, especially with the advent

BENJAMIN Durant, Guyana’s oldest surviving war veteran, celebrated his 102nd birth anniversary on Sunday, November 15 among his family at their Goedverwagting, East Coast Demerara (ECD) home. On his

…amidst rising COVID-19 cases By Jared Liddell WITH health authorities battling to control the spread of the deadly new coronavirus in the indigenous community of St. Cuthbert’s Mission on

By Tamica Garnett THREE of the 20 schools where students received “ungraded” results from the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) did not submit any of the students’ School Based Assessments

– was twice denied entry into UG law programme By Alisa Lashley DESPITE having her application to the University of Guyana (UG) law programme twice denied and facing several

STUDENTS who attend the Brickdam Secondary School, currently housed at the East La Penitence Primary school in Georgetown, have reportedly been robbed often, according to the school’s Deputy Head

– Local Psychologist By Vishani Ragober While efforts are ongoing to mitigate the spread and severity of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), local psychologist, Wil Campbell, has emphasised that a

– concerned residents prompted decision, happy with relocation By Vishani Ragobeer THE site for the proposed Waste Treatment Plant has been moved from Peter’s Hall on the East Bank

By Telesha Ramnarine THE ruptured relationship that exists between the administration and the Region Four Regional Democratic Council (RDC) continues to stymie vital developmental works in this section of