GUYANA has retained the title as one of the most decorated countries at the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) Regional Awards Ceremony, after winning six prizes at the 2021 Caribbean

–$1B for construction, rehabilitation of police stations THE safety and security of Guyanese remain on front burner for the government’s aggressive development agenda. This was evidenced by the $1

LOCAL Government and Regional Development Minister, Nigel Dharamlall, has apologised for unparliamentary remarks he made on Wednesday night, pointing out that he was provoked by incessant insults from Opposition

–set to create over 100 jobs within five years WITH work in Guyana’s oil and gas sector progressing rapidly, a major energy technology company, Baker Hughes, is positioning itself

IN an effort to satisfy the increasing demand for COVID-19 testing, Eureka Medical Laboratories Incorporated (EML) has established a ‘drive-thru’ testing site next door to its head office in

THE Berbice Chamber of Commerce & Development Association (BCCDA), on Thursday, expressed its gratitude to the Berbice Bridge Company Inc. (BBCI), a corporate member of the BCCDA, for its

SIX years after the murders of two men and a teenage boy at Black Bush Polder, the two accused men were, on Thursday, sentenced for the gruesome crimes after

TWENTY-FOUR-YEAR-OLD Jamal Millington was detained, on Tuesday, after he was caught with a quantity of marijuana concealed in ‘Pringles’ potato chips tins, according to a Customs Anti-Narcotics Unit (CANU)

THIRTY-YEAR-OLD Pascal Smith, also known as ‘Pop-Skull’, on Thursday, entered a not guilty plea for his alleged role in the murder of John Houston on Alexander Street, Georgetown in