–          developing countries can spearhead climate solutions, President Ali says –          points to best practices, models already established SETTING ambitious targets to address climate change, the developing countries in

praises strong bilateral relations PRESIDENT Dr. Irfaan Ali warmly received the Letters of Credence from Sebastien Sigouin, the newly appointed High Commissioner of Canada to Guyana, in a formal

MINISTER of Amerindian Affairs, Pauline Sukhai, has stated that the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) government has built upon the foundation laid by Arawakan politician, Mr Stephen Campbell. Campbell, a

AT just 14 years old, Queens College scholar Yeshua Hutson is proving that age is no barrier to academic excellence. His extraordinary journey from high school to tertiary education

-flags political activist’s false claims THE ministry of Agriculture, on Wednesday, confirmed that an investigation is ongoing at the Guyana Marketing Cooperation (GMC), while debunking ‘unsubstantiated’ claims made by

THE Government of Guyana, through the Ministry of Natural Resources, hosted a dinner Tuesday evening in honour of a visiting delegation led by Erik Solheim, International Environmental Advisor and

–International Environmental Adviser and Former Norwegian Minister says THERE is an untapped potential for Guyana to exploit its natural waterways to bring on stream a renewable source of energy

SEVERAL construction firms and agencies from both the private and public sectors in Linden took part in an educational seminar Tuesday, aimed at enhancing safety and health measures within

THE Ministry of Human Services and Social Security, through its Difficult Circumstances Unit, commenced the distribution of essential mobility aids and care packages to residents of Region Six, East

IN a significant gesture of corporate responsibility, Silvie’s Industrial Solutions recently donated 50 pieces of garbage bins to the “Men on a Mission” team. This charitable act, facilitated through