–brackish water shrimp production increased by 500 per cent GUYANA’S agriculture sector continues to flourish with strategic investments and key policies that have created an environment for growth in

AS Tradewinds 2023 returns, much emphasis is being placed on fostering security within the region and safeguarding women’s rights in a sustainable manner, especially given Guyana’s rapid economic expansion.

GIVEN the success in the first half of 2023, the agriculture sector, one of Guyana’s largest and most productive industries, has the potential and is in the perfect position

DRILLING has commenced for a new well at Diamond, East Bank Demerara, following the collapse of an old one in May that served the community. Despite the best efforts

– Guyana gets equipment from Mount Sinai, Hess Corporation WITH the aim of implementing and strengthening the health services within the educational system across the nation, the Government of

THE Unit of Allied Arts hosted a graduation ceremony at the Theatre Guild for the first batch of graduates from the In-Service Teachers Dance Course. The Dance Course involved

IN keeping with the government’s strategic education development plan to transform the sector with the utilisation of Information Communication Technology (ICT) in schools, 10 more smart classrooms are set

-suspect shot by cops POLICE are probing the alleged robbery of four Venezuelan women which occurred on Friday at the Rio Night Club in Queenstown, Georgetown. According to police

Works have commenced in the Young Professional section of Silica City, Guyana’s first smart urban centre located along the Soesdyke-Linden Highway. The government will be constructing the first 100

(Reuters) – In a packed bar in Nicaragua’s capital, Managua, on Friday night, more than 1,000 people gathered to see a group of drag queens battle it out to