–President Ali tells business community; urges stakeholders to reorient their operations to deal with the scale of investments coming –highlights opportunity for establishment of national distribution company, potential for

–create divisiveness among educators, stymie delivery of education, senior educators say –call for constructive dialogue; signal support for gov’t interventions to improve sector IN a decisive move amidst the

–-says illegal strike action is ‘wholly politicised’ THE Ministry of Education has said that it will no longer operate as a gracious agent for the collection of union dues

–Routledge says contracts ‘valid’, nation’s offshore oil prospects remain priority PRESIDENT of ExxonMobil Guyana, Alistair Routledge has voiced the oil giant’s confidence in the validity of its contracts and

–as part of efforts to improve Guyana’s response to illegal fishing, President Ali says THE Government of Guyana is in talks with French officials to have a large ship

ACTING Chief Justice Roxane George, SC, on Tuesday dismissed APNU member Carol Joseph’s application challenging the President’s authority to keep the acting Commissioner of Police in office beyond the

HEALTHCARE in Region Five (Mahaica-Berbice) has been further improved with the establishment of an X-ray Department at Mahaicony Hospital. This development represents an investment of over $79 million. At

THE Ministry of Labour has launched an investigation into a tragic incident that occurred at the John Fernandes Limited Port Facility on Water Street, Georgetown, on Tuesday morning, around

The following is the full text of a statement from the Environmental Protection Agency: THE Environmental Protection Agency hereby issues an update on Guyana’s air quality. All air quality

THE Trinidad and Tobago judiciary says it wishes to “record its strong objection to the broad, sweeping, and totally unsupported claims” made by German-based Transparency International (TI) and “echoed”