Schulich ExecEd, an extension of the Schulich School of Business at York University, has partnered with the government in Guyana to build up their health-care system. The partnership aims

PRESIDENT, Dr. Irfaan Ali has announced sweeping changes to the salaries of several categories of workers in the disciplined services of Guyana. The increases which will benefit ranks of

-PM urges ‘right-thinking’ Guyanese SAYING that APNU+AFC is trying to divide the country in an attempt to incite civil unrest, Prime Minister, Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Phillips on Wednesday called

– $80M expended over two years on infrastructural projects SOME 250 residents, were, on Wednesday, allocated residential house lots during another ‘Dream Realise’ Housing Drive to be held in

– millions of US dollars spent to procure damaged fire pumps for drainage work THE People’s Progressive Party/ Civic (PPP/C) Government continues to grapple with resolving inherent failures of

A $59M water supply system has been commissioned in the village of Isseneru, Region Seven, providing first-time access to potable water. The system was commissioned on Tuesday by the

TWO tragic incidents involving tourists have prompted Minister of Tourism, Industry and Commerce, Oneidge Walrond, to urge persons to only use approved tour operators. The minister, in a statement

United States Ambassador to Guyana, Sarah-Ann Lynch recently hosted 50 Guyanese senior citizens at her residence for a Thanksgiving luncheon, sponsored by the American Chamber of Commerce of Guyana

By Clement J. Rohee OPPOSITION Leader, Aubrey Norton, should have paid attention to the words of former US President, Barack Obama, when he declared at a recent public-speaking event

PUBLISHER of the KAIETEUR News, Glenn Lall, is yet to apologise to Guyana for failing to uphold his half of a three-week commitment to find an investor who will