THE Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ), on Wednesday, ruled that the Court of Appeal (CoA) in Guyana does not have the jurisdiction to entertain the appeal filed to challenge

BEGINNING from November 9, 2022, holders of a Guyanese passport will no longer need a visitor’s visa to travel to the United Kingdom (UK), following a move between Guyana

THE Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) will today deliver its ruling in the case challenging whether the Guyana Court of Appeal has the jurisdiction to hear and determine the

By Naomi Parris WITH Guyana recording a seven per cent increase in road fatalities so far for this year, the Ministry of Public Works in collaboration with Inter-American Development

OPPOSITION Leader, Aubrey Norton, has once again ‘ran way’ from the issue of whether or not the party is going to participate in the imminent Local Government Elections (LGEs).

– as visitors now allowed six months stay By Cindy Parkinson ENCOURAGING more “people-to-people” interaction between Guyana and the United Kingdom (UK), it was announced on Tuesday that Guyanese

A BUILDING and staff have already been procured and are in place as preparations move ahead for the November 3 start of the Presidential Commission of Inquiry (CoI) into

— APNU+AFC mismanaged millions of dollars under SLED progamme; Mahipaul calls for audit AFTER mismanaging hundreds of millions under the Sustainable Livelihood Entrepreneurial Development (SLED) Programme, which included the

–Public Works Ministry says new initiative will target East Bank Demerara residents as a test run THE Ministry of Public Works has launched a revolutionary application, “Resolv Notification Service,”