PRIME Minister, Brigadier (ret’d) Mark Phillips was satisfied Tuesday afternoon after inspecting the repairs done to the recently damaged Guyana Power and Light Company (GPL) 69kV submarine cable. The

By Rehana Ahamad AMONG the many incredible things that Guyana is known for is its vast species of birds. More specifically, Guyana is home to more than 250 species

THE Region Two Regional Democratic Council (RDC), on Monday, honoured reporters based in the region, at their last statutory meeting for the month of December. Clerk of the RDC

By Richard Bhainie THE topic of Senior Counsel, or Silk, as it is commonly referred to, has recently been at the centre of attention in light of the appointments

By Frederick Halley PRESIDENT, Dr Irfaan Ali, is slated to deliver the feature address when the Guyana 50th Republic Anniversary Celebration Committee in Toronto hosts a “Virtual Guyanese Republic

GUYANA does not have prior experience working with vaccines stored in ultra-cold storage and, ahead of the distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine, expected early next year, the Health Ministry

— Health Ministry awaiting guidance from CARPHA THE Ministry of Health has not yet banned travel from the United Kingdom (UK), where a mutation of COVID-19 has emerged, but

WE have read with considerable surprise the article written by Dr. Bertrand Ramcharran, in Stabroek News. This is all the more so, having known Dr. Ramcharran for many years.

…say Indigenous Leaders By Mesha Sealey A GROUP of Indigenous leaders intend to present a joint statement to the Minister of Amerindian Affairs, Pauline Sukhai, indicating their collective decision