THE government will soon move to the International Chamber of Arbitration in France to recover over $1 billion owed by the Government of Panama to the Guyana Rice Development

MINISTER of Health Dr Frank Anthony Wednesday encouraged nurses and midwives to take advantage of the many training and other opportunities being offered by the government. The minister was

– says President Ali THE scale and magnitude of ongoing transformational road works are expected to transform the country’s urban centres and improve traffic flow and efficiency in several

AMENDMENTS to the Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic laws, which seek to regulate the use of electric bikes, were on Wednesday successfully passed in the National Assembly. The regulatory

– President Ali urges local private sector PRESIDENT, Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali has called on the local private sector to engage the European Union (EU) in exploring more of

WITH the La Bonne Intention (LBI) housing development project in its second phase, it is anticipated that, owing to the high demand for labour, over 300 persons will benefit

– aims to enlighten children, adults on Caribbean culture LANGUAGE has the power to not only unite people from different walks of life, but also can preserve one’s culture.

– to discuss Electoral Reforms for 2025 General Elections A GROUP of electoral experts from the European Union (EU) has arrived in Guyana to meet with election stakeholders and

– Presentations delight parents at Early Childhood Sensitisation Workshop UNDER the theme, “Parents, the Child’s first teacher” the Early Childhood (Nursery) Unit of the National Centre for Educational Resource

ON a mission to empower youths and women of Linden, Samuel Sampson is contesting the Local Government Elections (LGEs) as a People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) candidate in Half-mile Linden,