–to feature 101 ‘smart rooms’, construction works begin tomorrow CONSTRUCTION works on the US$15M Aiden Hotel on Robb and Oronoque Streets, Georgetown, which will feature 101 “smart rooms”, will

PRESIDENT, Dr. Irfaan Ali, joined family and friends of the Kiritpals for the funeral service of their 20-month-old son, Aiden Kiritpal, who died after the vehicle his father was

By Richard Bhainie JUSTICE Nareshwar Harnanan, sitting in the High Court of the Supreme Court of Judicature on Friday dismissed a Notice of Application seeking a number of Orders

–relatives thankful for closure THE decomposed body of 48-year-old Sharida Hussein was on Friday removed from a clump of bushes on the Number 48 Village foreshore, almost one month

FORMER APNU+AFC Linden Town Councillor, Lennox Gasper on Wednesday tendered his resignation from the People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR), almost five years after joining the party. In his resignation

“I am aware of the changes that are still necessary for the people of Guyana, because I look at them with the eyes of the people, and not with

— says CARPHA Executive Director THOUGH the Caribbean’s capacity to define the COVID-19 variants (or strains) of concern is limited, Executive Director of the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA),

ADDITIONAL frontline healthcare workers will be protected from the novel coronavirus, COVID-19 as the Sinopharm vaccines, which were donated to Guyana from China, will be distributed from this weekend,

— surgeries to restart by year-end, backlog of 130 cases targeted GUYANA has about 130 children in need of cardiac surgery and at least 20 children are expected to

THE recovery plans for the world of work after the COVID-19 pandemic in Latin America and the Caribbean must include special measures to promote the return to work for