-say new knowledge will help improve their communities DEALING with the culture shock of being in a new place, leaving their families and facing financial challenges are just some

STUDENTS of Wakenaam and Leguan Islands, Region Three, will now be able to travel to school in comfort and their parents will be relieved of transportation costs, following the

FOUR more persons have died after contracting COVID-19, taking Guyana’s overall death toll to 1,134 the Ministry of Health has reported. The ministry said that among the fatalities are

Certified electricians have a warning for Jamaicans: “Your neighbour may be stealing your electricity and fattening your Jamaica Public Service (JPS) bills.” Christopher Dell, an inspector in Westmoreland, told

-aims to have drug-free communities AS the Customs Anti-Narcotics Unit (CANU) continues to focus on boosting its capacity to tackle drug trafficking across the country and at the borders,

-to focus on labour laws, penalties for breaches THE Ministry of Labour (MoL) is planning to host a labour relations conference with approximately 80 companies involved in Guyana’s oil

OWNER/EXECUTIVE Chairman of Tristar Inc, Krishna Persaud and newly appointed Managing Director, Joel Bhagwandin, who were both born and raised on the West Bank of Demerara, are forging ahead

New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has cancelled her wedding after announcing new COVID restrictions. The entire country is set to be placed under the highest level of COVID

THE CANtec Technical Institute has been recently established in Guyana in keeping with President, Dr. Irfaan Ali’s vision as stated in his New Year Message to “create new educational

By Vanessa Cort IT seems that the mental wellness of people across the globe is being more severely challenged right now than when this pandemic first surfaced almost two