GCSM reflects on Cuba’s impact on Guyana’s medical system   AS the world commemorated the birth of Fidel Castro on August 13, messages of appreciation for the revolutionary leader’s

UNITED STATES (U.S.) Ambassador to Guyana, Ms. Nicole Theriot, recently met with Guyana Police Force (GPF) Detective Superintendent Prem Narine and Assistant Superintendent Rodwell Sarrabo following their participation in

IN a significant stride towards workforce development, more than 1,277 individuals have benefitted from training programmes facilitated by the Board of Industrial Training (BIT) over the past four years.

GUYANA continues to make significant strides in the global tourism industry, particularly in the realm of sustainable tourism. Recognised as a leading nature and sustainable tourism destination, the country

A 42-year-old businessman who found himself in hot water after the police allegedly discovered a firearm and several rounds of ammunition at his home, has been granted bail. The

five additional titles to be granted at NTC 2024   SUBSTANTIAL advancements have been made in Amerindian land titling in the past three years, in contrast to the events

RESIDENTS of Queenstown and neighbouring communities in Region Two are set to benefit from a new Heavy-Duty Equipment Operation training programme offered by the Board of Industrial Training (BIT).