By Rehana Ahamad THE existing building code for the city of Georgetown is outdated by at least eight decades; it was crafted in 1946, in keeping with engineering standards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

WELL known fashion designer and guru, Sonia Noel, has launched her new book titled: “365 Invaluable Life Experiences”, which will soon be available to all book lovers on Amazon.

By Naomi Parris JUST halfway through the gruelling 72 hours of programming and building a software application, several participants of this year’s Hackathon are confident they will cop this

By Naomi Parris DOMESTIC Violence is a complex issue, where many women often find themselves living or depending on their abusers for their basic necessities, leaving them feeling hopeless

–close to 700 land titles distributed so far THE development of new housing schemes is closer to reality, as the Ministry of Housing and Water continues to engage the

– meets with residents MINISTER of Human Services and Social Security, Dr. Vindhya Persaud, on Saturday conducted an outreach in Mocha-Arcadia, East Bank Demerara, where she visited vulnerable persons

MEMBERS of the Woodley Park Women’s Cash Crop Farmers’ Group of Woodley Park, West Berbice, on Saturday, received a quantity of fertilisers and seeds to assist with their cultivation.

THE Ministry of Labour’s Board of Industrial Training (BIT) has trained over 2,000 people in several occupational fields over the past four months in keeping with the government’s vision