— as private cane farmers start to regain confidence in sugar — willing to return once industry promises better prices INCREASED investments in the local sugar industry have served

Hundreds of supporters of President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday in a bid to overturn his election defeat, forcing Congress to postpone a session that would

IT would appear as though variants of the virus, COVID-19 may have been in Guyana since December 2020, according to tests conducted by the Eureka Medical Laboratories Inc. which

CONTRACT-TRACING and tracking have been identified as critical components of the global fight against the deadly coronavirus. In an effort to strengthen capacity in these areas, the Ministry of

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By: Indrawattie Natram HUNDREDS of households in the Charity squatting area and the Upper and Lower Pomeroon River on Wednesday received hampers and sanitation products from the Civil Defence

-PM says collaboration integral to finding long-term solution By: Indrawattie Natram PRIME Minister Mark Phillips, describing the garbage situation at Charity as worrying, on Tuesday said the collaborative efforts