— COVID-19, impact on local economy to also be considered AFTER being elected to office on August 2, 2020, following a protracted electoral process, …

— AG threatens legal action, says company must deliver in accordance with contract PRESSURE continues to mount on the China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) …

–Clerk says need for training cannot be ‘over emphasised’ THE novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic had restricted the Parliament Office of Guyana from arranging and …

–six-storey, 140-room facility set for 2023 completion MAJOR infrastructural projects, particularly those related to the hospitality sector, have, in most cases, been limited to …

— ‘Sat Sawh’ station to be expanded, zoning to take place THE hidden potential of aquaculture in Guyana will soon be revealed as the …

–will contribute to inclusive and sustainable development AN enabling environment and political stability have encouraged the European Union (EU) to disburse $19.8 billion (approximately …

–should they seek legal recourse to have Minister Walrond repay salary ATTORNEY-General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall, is prepared to sue every …

–stakeholders say Guyana must be prepared to respond to economic growth with requisite skills GUYANA’S ability to service the nascent oil and gas sector …

— university records 86 per cent pass rate for ABE exams THE “Nations University” continues to progress as one of the leading tertiary institutions …

–as Guyana, Suriname sign ‘open skies’ air services agreement THE Governments of Guyana and Suriname have taken yet another step towards strengthening bilateral relations …