RECENT incidents of crime, particularly armed robberies, have attracted commentaries from political, business and other social groups. The Guyana Police
Dear Editor, The Guyana Postal & Telecommunication Workers’ Union (GPTWU) which represents non-management workers within the Guyana Telephone and Telegraph
Dear Editor NOTHING that reads from the pages of Guyana Times, ever qualifies as truth much less fact; and its
IN 1953, the first mass-based elections were here in British Guiana. It was a monumental moment. Prior to this development,
THE UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) has begun a three-week capacity-building programme in Guyana to support safe maritime trade and the
EARLY in May, ExxonMobil and its partners announced that they made their final investment decision (FID) for Liza Phase 2
THE Public Security Ministry has commended the works of the Guyana Police Force in the aftermath of the killing of
By James McAllister EQUATORIAL Guinea has a lot of lessons for Guyana and the people of Guyana cannot afford to
– Director-General Harmon Government is monitoring the fuel shortage affecting several Hinterland areas, including the North West District, which sources
– WPA pays tribute to activist, late member President David Granger has extended condolences to the friends, relatives and other
