— say one-off cash grant provides much needed brace WITH plans to purchase medication and much needed essentials, old-age pensioners are commending the government for the one-off $28,000 cash

WITH Guyana being a “fertile region” for economic growth, more Jamaicans have expressed an interest in investing in Guyana, according to Jamaica’s Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce, Aubyn

— prices of vegetable oils lead the decline in September THE gauge for world food commodity prices declined for the sixth month in a row in September, with sharp

-says hairdresser who refused to let disability kill her dreams By Cindy Parkinson ASHA Alli, a differently-abled hairdresser, has encountered many obstacles on her way to success. For her,

AS countries the world over return to complete normalcy following the devastating effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, Guyana on Friday lifted the requirement for incoming travellers to present proof

THE Providence Post Office was, on Friday, officially commissioned as the Guyana post Office Corporation (GPOC) began celebrations for World Post Day. The facility was recently retrofitted and renovated.

– says Agriculture Minister WITH the anticipation of moderate weather conditions in the coming months, Agriculture Minister, Zulfikar Mustapha is optimistic that Guyana’s rice and sugar sectors will see

PRIMARY School teachers from Region 10 (Upper Demerara-Upper Berbice), on Friday, walked away with the winning trophy for the Ministry of Education’s National Literacy Department’s Primary School Teachers’ Jeopardy

— for Latin American and Caribbean countries to address fertiliser crisis that is threatening food security LATIN AMERICAN and Caribbean countries must work together to develop medium- and long-term

HILTON Lyle, a 36-year-old businessman of Silvertown, Mackenzie, Linden, was arrested on Wednesday and charged with several offences. According to police in a release, the charges are Malicious Damage