RAMPS Logistics Guyana Inc., with parent company in Trinidad and Tobago, has been denied a local content certificate, the company’s Chairman, Shaun Rampersad, announced, as he bemoaned the decision

–President Ali says, following sod-turning ceremony for first African vaccine-manufacturing facility in Rwanda –project to be run by BioNTech targets COVID-19, malaria, tuberculosis vaccines By Rabindra Rooplall in Kigali,

–President Ali tells Commonwealth leaders, top executives during business forum By Rabindra Rooplall in Kigali, Rwanda PRESIDENT Dr. Irfaan Ali has said that there are four crises affecting Commonwealth

–$30M to be spent on drain-desilting project in South, North Ruimveldt PERSONS traversing the Aubrey Barker Road which runs through South Ruimveldt in Georgetown, are set to enjoy a

IN responding to the immediate needs of farmers in Region Seven (Cuyuni-Mazaruni), Agriculture Minister Zulfikar Mustapha, on Thursday, announced that the ministry will be providing 25 black giant birds

By Lilia Burunciuc THE Caribbean region, already hit by the COVID-19 pandemic and struggling with the impact of the climate crisis, now faces another serious problem: a food crisis.

THE government is sparing no effort in supporting persons affected by flooding countrywide. Residents of El Passo/Tumatumari, and Micobie, Region Eight, were the recipients of dozens of flood-relief hampers

–with construction of new well RESIDENTS of Swan Village on the Soesdyke-Linden Highway will soon be the beneficiaries of improved water supply, following efforts by the Guyana Water Incorporated

SOME 10,000 persons have so far registered for the Women’s Innovation and Investment Network (WIIN) programme, according to Minister of Human Services and Social Security Dr. Vindhya Persaud. “I’m

TWO West Canje, Berbice residents were, on Tuesday, arrested with $1.6 million worth in cannabis, during a raid by Customs Anti-Narcotics Unit (CANU), the agency claimed. According to a