GUYANESE are being urged to apply for scholarships that are available under the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) schemes of the Government of India for the academic year

THOUGH the customary parade has been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, several activities will be held so that Guyanese can enjoy Mashramani 2022. This year, the country will

THE National COVID-19 Task Force on Friday announced that the Lethem Crossing will be opened Monday to Sunday, at prescribed timings, with immediate effect. The crossing was previously opened

PHLEBOTOMISTS at the Georgetown Public Hospital were celebrated on Friday in keeping with the International Phlebotomist Recognition Week which ran from February 14 to 18. During a small recognition

— says Health Minister HEALTH Minister, Dr. Frank Anthony, on Friday stated that COVID-19 is not over and as such persons should still be cautious and adhere to the

MEMBERS of the Women’s Army Corps on Friday morning conducted a clean-up exercise as part of activities to commemorate the organisation’s 55th anniversary. According to a release, the exercise

LLOYD Junior Robinson of Bartica, Region Seven, who was admitted to the bar in Trinidad and Tobago, has now returned to practice law in Guyana. Robinson attained his legal

THE Regional Democratic Council and the Agriculture Committee of Region 10 on Friday hosted its first Farmers’ Market Day event for the year 2022 at Wismar Market Square, where

IN celebration of World Kidney Day 2022, which is slated to be celebrated on March 10, the Guyana Kidney Foundation will be hosting a series activities during the month.

-$31B spent in 2021, GEA head says GIVEN the large sums of money that are being spent every year on importing fuel to meet the country’s electricity needs, much