– says Agriculture Minister, Noel Holder AGRICULTURE Minister, Noel Holder, on Thursday, told a large gathering of Essequibians that the APNU/AFC Coalition government has invested millions of dollars towards

TEACHERS and students of the Lake Tapakuma Primary School have received a much-needed boost with the donation of five 8A8D Heavy-Duty Deep Cycle solar batteries from the Department of

…victim’s condition improving, attacker released THE 15-year-old Linden Foundation Secondary School (LFSS) student, who last Thursday, stabbed her school mate with a ‘Rambo’ knife, has been released from police

ALTHOUGH political candidates named for removal from their parties lists due to false declarations on Nomination Day have been writing the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) to argue their case,

– GECOM says in response to PPP claims WEEKS after alleging that many Guyanese on the Revised List of Electors do not exist or would have given false addresses,

CITY Treasurer (ag), John Douglas, on Monday, said the new operations at Republic Bank Limited are ‘holding up’ work in his department, resulting in him submitting late reports to

THE Mayor and City Council (M&CC) has issued a warning to vendors in all of the municipal markets that they will no longer be permitted to sell at their

President David Granger on Tuesday afternoon, received from Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Karen Cummings a pin and flag which represents Guyana’s chairmanship of

CYRIL Dabydeen’s book, ‘How Far Do We Go?’ has won The Canute A. Brodhurst Prize for best short fiction. Dabydeen’s recent books include ‘My Undiscovered Country’ (Mosaic Press), ‘God’s

– earning Branch Manager Chairman’s Award two years in a row By Indrawattie Natram BANKS DIH Airy Hall on the Essequibo Coast has done it again, raking in a