THE implementation of various inclusive and robust policies by the government has led to the rapid elimination of age-old racist narratives, benefitting all Guyanese. This is according to People’s

PRESIDENT Dr Irfaan Ali on Wednesday reaffirmed Guyana’s hope for a two-state solution to ongoing issues in Palestine and noted that Guyana will continue to stand on the principles

PRIME Minister (PM) Brigadier (Ret’d), Mark Phillips, extolled the unifying force of the Olympic Games, emphasising its ability to transcend borders and cultures, uniting the world through the universal

– Slams Rickford Burke-run organisation’s ‘vicious racist campaign’ against President Ali, Guyanese-owned businesses in New York ATTORNEY-GENERAL and Minister of Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall, S.C., has condemned the discriminatory

STAKEHOLDERS from different industries received necessary resources and climate data to prepare for the upcoming rainy season in May-June, empowering them to make informed choices. This was made possible

– Empowers citizens with home-ownership opportunities IN a significant step towards realising the dream of homeownership for many Guyanese citizens, the Ministry of Housing and Water continued its efforts

IN a fervent call to action, Minister of Labour Joseph Hamilton, emphasised the critical importance of Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) for all Guyanese citizens during the Ministry of

– ‘Vending will continue; lawlessness will not’ – says Minister Edghill MINISTER of Public Works, Bishop Juan Edghill, alongside officials from the Sea Defence Board, convened with vendors at

IN a significant move towards inclusive and sustainable tourism, Guyana’s Ministry of Tourism, Industry, and Commerce has announced its support for 20 indigenous communities across the country in building

OFFICIALS of the National Drainage and Irrigation Authority (NDIA) have dismissed the recent comments made by Opposition Member of Parliament, Ganesh Mahipaul about the construction of several pump stations