–           Set to enhance commercial dispute resolution GUYANA is set to become a hub for commercial dispute resolution in the Caribbean and the wider region, as the National Assembly

–Dr Jagdeo says PERSONS who are interested in benefiting from the government’s student loan write-off initiative are not mandated to provide proof of employment or contributions to the country’s

–President Ali says; announces massive upgrade of New Amsterdam to Moleson Creek highway to start before year’s end PRESIDENT, Dr Irfaan Ali, on Thursday, said that before the end

–US Governor Walz reassures Guyana amid Venezuela tensions –says US foreign policy key to regional stability IN wake of escalating tensions in Venezuela over Guyana’s resource-rich Essequibo region, Minnesota

–PPP General Secretary affirms THE target set by the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) to uplift the lives of Guyanese through robust policies and programmes will not be challenged by

–Dr Jagdeo says GENERAL Secretary of the People’s Progress Party, Dr Bharrat Jagdeo affirmed that Guyana remains vigilant about the development on Ankoko Island by Venezuelan authorities. Media reports

The following is the full text of a statement from NCN: “Earlier today [Thursday], NCN’s Linden Manager, Reycia Nedd, and Technical Supervisor, Delroy Dash, were prevented from carrying out

–crucial for legal modernisation TODAY, May 17, the National Assembly will deliberate and pass several key bills, including new arbitration and plea-bargaining legislation, reflecting the government’s commitment to modernising

-residents urged to keep surroundings clean to reduce mosquito breeding grounds MARKING a major advancement in the fight against malaria in the country by enhancing the health and well-being

IN this combined fourth and fifth batch of the five-part series highlighting the 25 Influential Women Leaders Awardees for 2024, we shine the light on Nuriyyih Gerrard, Onika Gentle,