PLANS for hosting the first-ever Guyana Cricket Carnival are moving apace, with 14 companies officially entering the grand celebration as sponsors. This was revealed on Wednesday at a press

THE Court of Appeal has set October 3 for an urgent hearing of a motion filed by the APNU+AFC concerning dismissed Election Petition 88 of 2020, which was thrown

OPPOSITION Leader, Aubrey Norton, has moved to the Appeal Court to challenge the ruling made by Chief Justice (ag) Roxane George that the appointments of the Chairman of the

–farmers to benefit from improved dam maintenance RICE farmers in Region Two can look forward to improvements in the current dam maintenance programme with the addition of a brand-new

BRINGING the globally-observed ‘Teach a Child to Save Day’ 2022 to Guyana, Outliers Zone, a local non-government organisation based in Georgetown, will begin its second Teach a Child to

A SCOTTISH woman who found she could detect Parkinson’s through smell has inspired scientists to develop a swab test that could be used to diagnose it. Researchers in Manchester

DR. OUDHO HOMENAUTH, a soil scientist and former head of the National Agriculture Research and Extension Institute (NAREI), has died. Agriculture Minister, Zulfikar Mustapha, along with the management and

THE Governments of Guyana and the Dominican Republic, on Wednesday, fortified their ties with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for a bilateral cooperation plan between the

CONSULTANT urologist Dr Belinda Morrison-Blidgen on Monday made an impassioned plea to Jamaican men, aged 40 and older, to take prostate cancer seriously as it is the number one

DOLPHIN Secondary School in South Georgetown is benefitting from improved facilities including upgrades to its technical and home economics laboratories to enhance its Caribbean Vocational Qualification (CVQ) training programme.