-country among Caribbean Nations to receive support from OAS initiatives PRIORITISING climate emergency and environmental protection, the Organization of American States (OAS) is concentrating on major climate change projects

-Mustapha tells FAO, highlights country’s efforts to tackle food insecurity IN making strides to reduce hunger, Guyana has fallen below the regional and global averages for undernourishment, with the

—President Ali defends country’s right to exploit, develop resources DESPITE oil production, Guyana remains committed to preserving its forest and biodiversity. In fact, the country aims to double protected

PRESIDENT Irfaan Ali was warmly welcomed in Brooklyn, New York, USA where he attended a breakfast event at Waterfall Lounge, hosted by the gracious Doris Rodney and her daughter.

AS the newly opened Schoonord to Crane four-lane highway nears a month in service, drivers and commuters are voicing their appreciation for the improved route, crediting President Dr. Mohamed

THE Region Two Administration officially launched Amerindian Heritage Month activities on Friday with a vibrant cultural programme, celebrating the rich traditions and contributions of the Amerindian people. The event

NEXT week, around 26 households in Plantation Blairmont (Shieldstown), Region Five, will finally receive formal recognition of their property ownership as the Ministry of Housing and Water moves to

project is currently 80 per cent complete MINISTER within the Ministry of Housing & Water, Susan Rodrigues, along with Member of Parliament, Faizal Jaffarally and Guyana Water Inc. (GWI)

THE Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) is continuing to strengthen its international partnerships, with recent efforts focused on reviving a long-standing collaboration with the London Chamber of

MINISTER of Agriculture, Zulfikar Mustapha, has announced that rice farmers in Region Two are experiencing their highest-ever yield in rice production. This significant achievement was revealed during the commissioning