–with new E-Networks’ submarine cable, says President Ali IMPROVED connectivity in Essequibo, through the installation of E-Networks’ submarine cable, could open doors for new Information and Communication Technology (ICT)

–investment in this sector can never be a waste of time, says Min. Nandlall EDUCATING the nation is of “paramount priority” to the People’s Progressive Party/ Civic (PPP/C) government,

NINETEEN-year-old Chandramala Singh lost her life on Tuesday night, after losing control of her vehicle and slamming into a signboard and a utility pole near the Content Public Road,

MEMBERS of the Guyana Prison Service, the Guyana Police Force and the Guyana Defence Force, on Wednesday morning, conducted a search at the Lusignan Prison during which a number

— in aid of flood-relief effort THE United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has handed over two million water purification tablets to the Civil Defence Commission (CDC). UNICEF representative, Irfan

THE Oscar Joseph District Hospital in Charity, Region Two, is set to be upgraded to ensure the provision of efficient health care services to residents in the region. This

More than 200 people in 27 US states are being tracked for possible rare monkeypox infections, health officials say. They fear people may have come in to contact with

MUSLIMS countrywide, on Wednesday, celebrated Eid ul Adha while adhering to the COVID-19 protocols as animal sacrifices were made to reflect on Prophet Ibrahim’s willingness to give up his

— precedent suggests mandatory vaccination not unconstitutional ATTORNEY-GENERAL and Minister of Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall, S.C., has appealed to the public at large to get vaccinated in a bid

— Labour Minister tells parents LABOUR Minister, Joseph Hamilton, launched the distribution of the ‘Because We Care’ cash grant at the Number Eight Secondary School and the Number 29