— teachers who participate risk not being paid, warns Minister Hamilton NOTING that today’s ‘Isolation Day’ organised by the Guyana Teachers Union (GTU) equates to illegal strike action, Minister

THE file pertaining to the alleged shooting by Mayor of the City of Georgetown, Pandit Ubraj Narine during a reported domestic altercation, has been sent to the Director of

DESPITE a global pandemic and months of devastating and unprecedented floods, Guyana’s forestry sector has managed to make quite a turnaround, with the Guyana Forestry Commission raking in a

IN just one year, over 2,000 young Amerindians have been trained through the Community Service Officers (CSO) programme in keeping with a manifesto promise by the current government, Amerindian

A BONASIKA Creek, Lower Essequibo River family is seeking help from the public to rebuild their home which was destroyed by fire on December 30, 2021. Head of the

FOLLOWING several complaints from employees, the Ministry of Labour was able to recover $38,208,204 from employers in 2021. The recovered sum included money owed for wages, overtime, severance, annual leave

IN 2021, the 220 Amerindian villages and communities across the country received $300 million in presidential grants. The grants were used to boost village economies and to enhance the

Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) data has shown that COVID-19 cases increased 50 per cent and deaths 11 per cent in the region of the Americas. From December 19

MEAL after meal, day after day. It’s easy to get into routines with food and forget about the variety of fruits, vegetables, grains and other foods that exist, with