– meeting Christmas demand only small part of wider solution AS ‘blackout’ woes continue to be an issue that many Guyanese have grown weary of, Minister within the Ministry

–after being closed for eight months –PM says COVID-19 restrictions geared to protect everyone THE owners of small bars are feeling the brunt of the measures instituted to help

-Mayor cites lack of finances, wants to work with Gov’t By Rehana Ahamad THE Ministry of Public Works has decided to pursue several city projects which it noted have

– three arrested for breaching COVID-19 restrictions PARTYGOERS at Den Amstel, West Coast Demerara (WCD), slashed the tyre of a police vehicle and fled after the police responded to

MEMBERS of the graduating Class of 2020 for the University of Guyana (UG)’s School of Medicine are hoping to raise awareness on the benefits of the vaccine for the

-28 new cases TWO men, aged 81 and 55, died after being infected with the COVID-19 virus, taking the death toll to 153, while 28 new cases were recorded,

THE Ministry of Education (MoE) has noted that some 51 per cent of the queries sent to the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) over unsatisfactory results have been resolved, while

By Rehana Ahamad THE existing building code for the city of Georgetown is outdated by at least eight decades; it was crafted in 1946, in keeping with engineering standards

-wants to include sexual orientation among others as grounds for discrimination By Richard Bhainie THE Society Against Sexual Orientation Discrimination (SASOD) is seeking to reform the Prevention of Discrimination

-Minister Manickchand engages religious bodies for support A total of 10,216 students were expected to be preparing for next year’s Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) examination but, based on