–with modernised $100M soil chemical services laboratory at NAREI NOW equipped with cutting edge technology, Guyana’s soil chemical services laboratory will serve as an integral component of the government’s

–participant highlights absence of ‘solutions’ to alleged problems in Guyana THE Alliance for Change (AFC) has again struggled to draw a satisfactory audience during its recent visit to New

–Brooklyn’s Waterfall Lounge owner says in face of attacks by known detractors of the government for hosting President Ali –launches community initiative to boost literacy, mental health within New

–as gov’t launches Agriculture Information System   AS part of continued efforts to enhance decision-making and data collection, the Ministry of Agriculture on Monday unveiled its Agriculture Information System

POLICE in South Rupununi, Region Nine, intercepted an aircraft at an illegal airstrip in Bashaizon Village on Sunday, uncovering what is believed to be a mercury-smuggling operation linked to

FOR Antonio Prittipal, a Guyanese-born pilot, flying back home was more than just another day on the job—it was the fulfilment of a dream he had nurtured since he

IN a world where political success is often equated with financial wealth and material gain, President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali’s assertion that true success lies in the service of

TWENTY residents of Shulinab Village, Region Nine, are now certified through the Board of Industrial Training (BIT) as Small Engine Technicians and Welder Fabricators. They are now equipped to

THE third of four conferences in celebration of Rural Women’s Day will be held at the University of Guyana’s Tain Campus, Corentyne, Berbice, on Wednesday, October 9. Under the

–plans in place for lab to become certified centre for influenza testing in the region GUYANA’S National Public Health Reference Laboratory (NPHRL) was awarded the GYS 170 Certification by