-Minister Todd tells relatives of Guyanese fishermen By: Indrawattie Natram MINISTER of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Hugh Todd, on Friday, assured relatives of the Guyanese fishermen who were

–minister warns schedule will be tight when construction commences MINISTER of Education, Priya Manickchand, pledged Friday that there will be better monitoring of construction works on new schools, during

–working ‘diligently’ to fix gas compressor PRODUCTION levels at ExxonMobil’s operations offshore Guyana have been reduced in order to accommodate the repair of a gas compressor which became defective

— CDC on ‘fact-finding’ mission in Region Nine A TEAM from the Civil Defence Commission (CDC) is in Region Nine (Upper Takutu- Upper Essequibo) from today to conduct a

A FORTY-year-old man accused of trafficking cannabis died in the Lusignan Prison after another inmate clubbed him in the head with a brick wrapped in a towel while he

APPROXIMATELY 260 students from various schools in Linden, Region 10, have participated in the first phase of a National State of Entrepreneurship Survey, which is geared towards gathering critical

PRESIDENT, Dr. Irfaan Ali met with executive members of the Inter-Religious Organisation (IRO) at State House on Friday. Also present at the meeting were Vice-President, Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo, and

— to push for new A&E room, improved management systems By Rehana Ahamad FOR 13 years, Robbie Rambarran, has elevated through the ranks as an administrative staff of the

RESIDENTS and farmers of Little and Big Biaboo, Mahaica, on Friday, complained about the after effects of aerial spraying, the lack of drainage and irrigation services, the after effects

MINISTER of Human Services and Social Security, Dr. Vindhya Persaud, on Friday, gifted a laptop to 11-year-old Anaya Lall, a hearing-impaired student who celebrated her birthday on the same