–which safeguarded themselves from risks of being associated with sanctioned individuals LEGITIMATE businesses which have taken action to safeguard themselves against the repercussions of US sanctions, are now the

FROM free tertiary education and fully funded vocational training to housing support, job creation and business opportunities, young Guyanese are being handed the tools to build a bright future.

ATTORNEY General and Minister of Legal Affairs Anil Nandlall, S.C., has renewed calls for the judiciary to re-evaluate the principles used to award legal costs in cases, especially those

–as EU EOM mobilises in preparation of September 1 polls THE European Union Election Observation Mission (EU EOM), on Friday, announced the deployment of 50 observers across Guyana in

–Prime Minister Phillips says, emphasises contributions of Afro-Guyanese to Guyana’s development AS Guyana celebrates the 187th anniversary of Emancipation, Prime Minister Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Phillips urged citizens to continue

–as Brigadier Khan engages China, Republic of Korea ambassadors CHIEF of Defence Staff, Brigadier Omar Khan, MSS, recently hosted courtesy calls from the Ambassadors of the People’s Republic of

THE Guyana Manufacturing and Services Association (GMSA) has acknowledged the recent Executive Orders issued by the United States Government to reduce the scheduled reciprocal tariff rate on Guyanese exports

–welcome removal of tolls at three main local bridges GUYANESE have welcomed the commencement of toll-free travel across the Wismar, Berbice and Demerara bridges. In keeping with a commitment

– speeding, tinted vehicles dominate THE Guyana Police Force’s Traffic Department has reported a total of 3,450 traffic offences recorded over a two-week period in July, highlighting persistent challenges