–as authorities continue to engage, support local miners SHOULD the conditions in the mining sector remain significantly unchanged, gold declarations would reach 154,500 ounces for the first quarter of

THE Diamond Diagnostic Centre which serves the heavily populated East Bank Demerara corridor is set to be reopened for full operations on Monday, following months of renovations aimed at

–duty-free concessions upon return for household items, vehicles GUYANESE returning from Venezuela are not exempted from the benefits and opportunities extended to native Guyanese returning home from other countries

ANNIELA Halley believes that anything is achievable through hard work. Her journey to achieve her Masters in Civil Engineering, which is a male-dominated profession, was no easy feat. She

-48 deaths recorded in just 24 days -152 new infections within 24 hours April has been recorded the deadliest month of the COVID-19 pandemic here since the first case

–following surge in COVID-19 cases -Anna Regina, Cotton Field are hotspots WITH over 320 positive COVID-19 cases, the regional administration of Region Two (Pomeroon-Supenaam) is mulling a complete lockdown

OPERATORS and staff from the Rewa, Surama and Caiman House Eco-lodges, in Region Nine (Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo) recently completed COVID-19 training and certification to facilitate the re-opening of their

PRIOR to the emergence of the coronavirus, global immunisation efforts catered for 26 dangerous diseases. After the COVID-19 pandemic hit, scores of immunisation campaigns were halted, resulting in a

PRESIDENT Irfaan Ali has assured that all “hands are on deck” to address the important issue of crime and to equip the police with the necessary tools to carry

ASPIRING physicist, Zane Ramotar, who was the Head Prefect and Valedictorian of Queen’s College, has emerged as Guyana’s 2020 top performer of the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examinations (CAPE). In