TWENTY-FOUR women entrepreneurs on Saturday graduated from the Cherie Blair Foundation for Women – Road to Growth programme, aimed at enhancing the capacity and marketability of women-led businesses in

-first four grades to be targeted WITH long-standing calls for curriculum revision in Guyana’s education system,  new curriculum guides that focus more on practical learning as opposed to learners

THIS idea of ‘transforming’ our food systems for a modern world — one increasingly challenged by climate change and with an ever-growing population — is a hot topic. But

A 61-year-old homeless man, identified as Visham Dial, and also known as “Fishup”, was found dead at the Westminster Housing Scheme in La Parfaite Harmonie, West Bank of Demerara,

THE home of a 70-year-old male of Tuschen North, East Bank Essequibo was allegedly burglarised after he secured his premises and left for work, leaving him with some $120,000

The Grove/Diamond Neighbourhood Democratic Council (NDC) on Saturday hosted an award ceremony in recognition of top performers from both the public and private schools in the district. The awards

A Contextual Analysis of the Public Sector Wage Increase Summary * TYPICALLY, salary increases are incremental and is usually treated as a cost-of-living increase. * The call for a

POPULAR Region Two businessman, Imam Bacchus and Sons Limited, lit up a 25-foot Christmas tree at their Affiance location on Saturday evening. The light-up, which saw hundreds of persons

ON the second day of his four-day official visit to Guyana, Ghana’s Vice-President, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia and his delegation visited the Kaieteur National Park, Region Eight to view the

By Vanessa Cort LIKE the ripple effect of a stone dropped in a pond, drug abuse does not only negatively affect the user but also family, friends and society