–President Ali says, pledges to safeguard Guyana’s democracy –commends the men and women in uniform for continued efforts in protecting country’s territory   STANDING firm as the rains continued

–farmers to access 1,000 acres of land in Berbice Savannah for black-eye peas, red beans production, President Ali says –pledges support to farmers in other areas   WITH the

–vendors, entertainers, other patrons gear up with finishing touches   AS Guyanese, we are all familiar with the look, colours and sights of Mashramani, but a lot more work

—for still not accepting 2020 defeat, Jagdeo says –confident PPP/C will win 2025 election due to hard work, inclusive nature NEARLY five years later, the political opposition refuses to

VILLAGE leaders, educators, religious leaders and members of civil society in Region One (Barima-Waini) were on Friday engaged on the principle of restorative justice and the critical role they

ALLIANCE For Change (AFC) Leader, Nigel Hughes has said that there was nothing “unusual” about his wife, Former APNU+AFC Minister of Public Telecommunications, Catherine Hughes awarding her company, VideoMega

SEVERAL companies that are eyeing opportunities in Guyana have adequate reasons to be optimistic, as Vice-President, Bharrat Jagdeo, has affirmed that the government is actively working towards the creation

FOR the first time ever, the play ‘A Pleasant Career’ by Michael Gilkes, which follows the life of Guyana’s first professional novelist, Edgar Mittleholzer, will be performed at the

CARIBBEAN Community (CARICOM) leaders have accepted the recommendation of the Regional Judicial Legal Services Commission (RJLSC) to appoint Jamaican-born jurist, Justice Winston Anderson, as the new President of the

TWO Guyanese sisters, Dr. Donna Oti (Ph.D.) and Dr. Denise Johnson (M.D.), have transformed their childhood experiences in Christianburg, Linden, into a captivating book series titled ‘Keisha and Alexis’