– Min. Anthony tells Harmon over “fake vaccine” allegations -says procurement was done with due diligence MINISTER of Health, Dr. Frank Anthony, has demanded that Opposition Leader, Joseph Harmon,

–Education Minister vows to rebuild   A MYSTERIOUS fire on Saturday destroyed a section of the North Ruimveldt Multilateral School in Georgetown, which housed the school’s First to Fifth-Form

–Minister Todd tells Yogis MINISTER of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Hugh Todd believes that increased participation in yoga can positively influence the Guyanese economy. Delivering remarks at an

EARLY on in his parenthood, Dan Rahim recognised that his life would be fraught with many challenges, but he believes that his method of responding to them made him

–Public Service Ministry aiming for regional balance THE government’s landmark 20,000 scholarships programme has attracted almost twice the number of applications that can even be considered for this year.

THERE are a number of ways that one can lose their ability to see; harm to the cornea, the transparent tissue found at the front of the eye, above

A DAY after BK Quarries Inc. filed a lawsuit against the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission (GGMC) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) over the recent granting of four

-nothing sinister about bill, says Attorney General THE proposed amendment to Section 25 of the Police Act, Chapter 16:01 of the Laws of Guyana, to allow for the use

-Four Indian companies pre-qualified TRADITIONALLY, in any Indian line of credit, Indian companies are guaranteed 75 per cent of the work. However, in the case of Guyana and the

DEPUTY Commissioner of Operations (ag), Clifton Hicken, on Saturday donated food hampers to the residents of Albouystown and East Ruimveldt communities, compliments of the Guyana Police Force. The food