JUST as the Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) was starting to recover from years of neglect, fiscal deprivation and some amount of dismantling, the country has been hit with an

THE United States Southern Command (SOUTHCOM)-sponsored ‘Tradewinds Exercise 2021’, which came to a close on Friday, has been hailed a success. A closing ceremony was held at the National

DESPITE the fire that destroyed the teaching block of the North Ruimveldt Secondary School last Saturday, the students who are scheduled to write the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC)

THE European Union (EU) is allocating €150,000 in humanitarian funding to help support those people affected by the recent wave of intense floods that hit communities across Guyana. The country has

— priority is to satisfy local market, flood-relief efforts AS Guyana continues to face a national level two disaster in the form of unprecedented flooding, the Guyana Sugar Corporation

A MAN, who reportedly stabbed his brother to death in their Cummings Street, Georgetown home, was, on Friday, taken into police custody. Reports circulating in the media indicate that

— and holds great potential for Latin America and the Caribbean ORGANIC agriculture will play an important role in the recovery of Latin American and Caribbean countries after the

— partners with COAST Foundation THE University of Guyana (UG), on Thursday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Caribbean Oceanography Aquaculture and Subsea Technology (COAST) Foundation to

By Vishnu Bisram  THE co-naming of a street in Richmond Hill, Queens, New York, after prominent Guyanese Pandit Ramlall will be unveiled on Sunday, at the corner of Liberty