– airstrips, heliport being constructed by private investors By Navendra Seoraj GUYANA, a fledgling petroleum state, is expected to attract investors and people from across the world with its

– when applicant appears before consular officer, says US Embassy official U.S. EMBASSY Public Affairs Officer, Violeta Talandis, has clarified that renunciation of citizenship becomes official once a person

TWO parked lorries and a car went up in flames following an accident on the Montrose, East Coast Demerara (ECD) Public Road around 06:05hrs on Wednesday. According to reports,

– say reward aims to advance investigation into murder of Berbice teens THE Guyana Police Force (GPF) on Wednesday rejected the assertion by Attorney Nigel Hughes that the $3M

THERE is a new variety of watermelon, named “Sun Bao”, on the local market. The project was a partnership between farmer, Ramesh Mahadeo, of Canal Number Two Polder and

– after spike in COVID-19 cases   By Navendra Seoraj AUTHORITIES have dispatched mobile testing units to Diamond and other communities on the East Bank of Demerara (EBD), as

– Minister Indar ROAD works at Rustom Dam, Canal Number Two will soon begin, Minister within the Ministry of Public Works, Deodat Indar disclosed on Tuesday, during an outreach

PUBLIC Works Minister, Bishop Juan Edghill on Wednesday confirmed that Guyana has received its third payment of oil-and-gas royalties of US$4,304,275. This sum was deposited into the Natural Resources

– says GA-FDD INDIVIDUALS and companies importing brewed products must now have a label on the items clearly displaying their names and addresses. The Government Analyst-Food and Drug Department

IN a seemingly early start to the traditional December rains, Georgetown recorded some 120.3mm of rain on Wednesday, said to be the highest level of rainfall recorded for the