-to commence second part on January 18 By Richard Bhainie ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY Soesdyke-Linden Highway residents last Friday graduated from Semester One of Phase One of the Yarrowkabra-based

By Rehana Ahamad UPWARDS of 400 employees attached to the Guyana Oil Company (GuyOil) are threatening to take industrial action in light of the company’s refusal to honour an

DEPUTY Police Commissioner – Operations (ag.), Clifton Hicken, is urging the general public to adhere to the COVID-19 emergency measures during the holiday season. He made the plea on

POLICE are investigating the circumstances of an accident on the New Amsterdam Public Road Sunday night which has left 27-year-old motorcyclist, Jamal Joseph, dead and another in a critical

-Min. Mustapha By Naomi Parris PERSONS who are interested in pursuing studies within the field of agriculture will soon benefit from scholarship programmes at the Guyana School of Agriculture

–advises country to strengthen fiscal framework, other institutions in oil-and-gas governance CRITICAL to Guyana’s advancement as an oil-producing nation will be debt management and fiscal discipline, says the Inter-American

-Min. Persaud says THE Human Services Ministry has been engaging the public and private sectors to find ways to employ persons with a disability, disclosed Minister Vindhya Persaud. This

THE season of giving is upon us, and, despite the challenges brought on by COVID-19, Food For The Poor Guyana (FFTP) is continuing with its Christmas tradition of spreading