TO GUYANA’S credit, much work has been done on child rights. Among the first things done by the Government of

PUBLIC procurement for government goods and services, to all intents and purposes, must not only be conducted in a system

THE three-day Hague Convention Conference opens in Georgetown today. The Hague Conference on Private and International Law (HCCH) is the

THE World Bank, in its last updated report on Guyana (March 31, 2016), has projected that the economy is expected

PEOPLE’S Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) Member of Parliament Irfaan Ali, Chairman of the Parliament Public Accounts Committee (PAC), promised the society

THANKS to information communications technology, the United States (U.S.) — and by extension the world — last week witnessed disturbing

BEFORE leaving Guyana after the just-concluded CARICOM Annual Conference of Heads of Government, Jamaica Prime Minister (PM) Andrew Holness shared

PATRICK Manning (1946-2016), former leader of the People’s National Movement (PNM) and Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, died on

IT is public knowledge that Guyana’s human capital is being depleted through migration at a percentage that’s greater than the

EFFORTS by the Ministry of Communities to build on the housing policies of past administrations are commendable. Outside of a