–with completion of Linden to Lethem Road, says new CDB President A LARGE part of Guyana’s economic potential remains untapped and would be revealed only after the construction of

-parents grateful for ‘well-timed’ initiative FOLLOWING Wednesday’s commencement of the disbursement of the ‘Because We Care’ cash grant in Region Two, many parents have lauded the efforts being made

IN an effort to maximise its performance and increase the country’s drainage and irrigation capacity, the National Drainage and Irrigation Authority (NDIA, on Wednesday, commissioned seven excavators. These excavators

— separate rooms in courts for domestic violence victims already being established ATTORNEY-GENERAL and Legal Affairs Minister, Anil Nandlall, S.C., has announced that his ministry has partnered with other

— to be named ‘Canje’, after Guyana’s national bird AN overseas-based Guyanese award-winning Chef, Tavel Bristol-Joseph, who is based in Austin, Texas, USA, is set to open his sixth

THE Ministry of Agriculture, on Wednesday, signed some $115 million in contracts to boost the sector; $26 million of which will go towards the rehabilitation of the Rosehall factory.

Cuba has temporarily lifted import duties on food, medicine and other essentials following recent unrest. As of next Monday, there will be no limit on such goods brought in

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, 66, may need emergency surgery after suffering persistent hiccups for 10 days, his office says. He is being transferred to a hospital in São Paulo

THREE ministers, on Wednesday, turned the sod, signifying the start of construction on the new Abrams Zuil Secondary School in Region Two. Education Minister, Priya Manickchand, who was accompanied

WITH $100M in contracts granted, works will soon commence in 20 villages in the North Pakaraimas, Region Eight, which will significantly improve the lives of residents there. Part of