– President says at Remembrance Day ceremony REMEMBRANCE Day activities were observed on Sunday morning, honouring those who fought in the two world wars. In his brief address during

–Party drops out of upcoming Local Government Elections FACED with mounting internal challenges, a weakened Alliance For Change (AFC) has formally dropped out of the 2023 Local Government Elections

-says Foreign Secretary WITH United States-based business magazine, Forbes, reporting that Guyana has the largest diaspora population in the world, Foreign Secretary Robert Persaud has said that this is

WITH the hope of replicating his robotic creations on a larger scale, 13-year-old Tushaant Sanichara, a Grade Eight student at The Bishops’ High School, has been headlining several expos

–land titles to be processed by first quarter of 2023, Housing Minister says HOUSING and Water Minister Collin Croal on Friday assured residents of Ituni, Region 10, that the

–donates $1M to Guyana Veterans Legion on behalf of President Ali PRIME Minister, Brigadier (Ret’d), Mark Phillips on Sunday reaffirmed his support for the care of military veterans and

-alumnus Dr Dukhi tells Skeldon Line Path Secondary graduates -announces full scholarship for top CSEC performer, Leezo Prasad By Nafeeza Yahya-Sakur WHILE delivering the charge to the Skeldon Line

-vendors hoping sales will pick up AS the Christmas season approaches, market prices for ‘greens’ appear to be returning to a more affordable cost. The Guyana Chronicle on Sunday

WORK is progressing rapidly on three, 3000-tonne silos and one 80-tonne-per-hour drying tower at Tacama Landing, along the Berbice River. Those facilities, when completed, will serve to support large-scale

–NTC Chair tells UN CHAIRMAN of the National Toshaos Council (NTC) Derrick John, in his address at the United Nation (UN)’s 27th Conference of Parties (COP27) on climate change,