–over past seven years more than 3,500 Guyanese supporting onshore, offshore activities GUYANESE businesses have benefitted immensely from the operations of ExxonMobil, with companies absorbing more than US$600 million

PRESIDENT Dr. Irfaan Ali has said that the current relationship between the Governments of Guyana and Suriname is based on a “climate of trust and mutual respect”. He made

–on the cards for MMA scheme TO further enhance the capacity of Guyana’s agriculture sector, some 10,000 acres of land will be developed at the Mahaica Mahaicony Abary-Agricultural Development

–with increased ‘agri’ production driven by NAREI’s seedling, seed distribution programme OUTPUT in the local agriculture sector continues to increase significantly as a result of the National Agricultural Research

THE future of work and the digital readiness of Caribbean businesses is to take centre stage at this year’s staging of tTech’s tech conference scheduled to run April 12-13.

–Bar Association hosts first ‘Law Week’ THE April session of the Demerara Criminal Assizes opened on Tuesday with a ceremonial parade, after a two-year hiatus due to the coronavirus

THE body of a 42-year-old fisherman, Shunny Jagessar, was on Tuesday found in the Corentyne River in the vicinity of the indigenous community of Orealla. According to reports, Jagessar,

–says 3t EnerMech VP THE Vice-President of 3t EnerMech, Paul Attrill, has said that a significant investment is being made to ensure that oil and gas training facilities are

–at Westminster Secondary School THE Ministry of Education on Monday engaged stakeholders of the Westminster Secondary School on the plan to launch the Secondary Competency Certificate Programme (SCCP) at

SINCE October last year, Guyana has received medical equipment from the Government of Japan through a partnership with the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) to enhance its