–state-of-the-art technologies to be employed to create new opportunities, President Ali says NO longer will Guyana be falling behind when it comes to adapting to the digital age, as

–President Ali says in response to relentless efforts to misconstrue the reality of existing contract with ExxonMobil –explains that changing contract would have legal repercussions BLASTING nay-sayers for ignoring

SEVERAL members of the Trinidad and Tobago Manufacturers Association (TTMA) on trade mission to Guyana have expressed confidence in Guyana’s investment climate. At a recent engagement organised by ActionInvest

THE Ministry of Education’s Allied Arts Unit, in collaboration with Kross Kolor Records, on Saturday, launched the Music Producer Incubator Programme in Secondary Schools. Over the next six months,

CONTRACTORS who damage water infrastructure will have to foot the repairs bill, said GWI Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Shaik Baksh, as he appealed to residents to promptly report these

—driver escapes but later caught A WOMAN who decided to lie down in the middle of the Foulis Public Road, West Coast Berbice in the wee hours of Saturday,

THE government has planned several activities in observance of Agriculture Month this October, under the theme, “Accelerating Vision 25 by 2025: Investing in Agri Businesses and Food Security.” On

THE Ministry of Public Works has clarified erroneous information circulating about its Moleson Creek Ferry Terminal. In a video uploaded to his TikTok account on Thursday last, a known

OCTOBER 5, 1992 marked the day that democracy was restored to Guyana; a day widely regarded as the advent of free and fair elections in post-Independence Guyana. On that