AGRICULTURE has been and will remain the backbone of the Guyana economy for a long time. Advances already made and others underway are certain …

THE 2011 Budget has further demonstrated the unrelenting commitment shown by the PPP/C administration to fast track Guyana’s development and modernisation. In addition, the …

THE reading habit in today’s world is certainly under threat and this decline has to be addressed urgently before it is too late. Judging …

THE 2011 National Budget presented in the National Assembly Monday by Finance Minister, Dr. Ashni Singh, gives further hope for optimism because of the …

STILL severely reeling from the devastation of that massive earthquake that hit it more than a year ago, the last thing Haiti needs is …

THE Guyana Government last week announced its formal recognition of the Palestinian State as free, independent and sovereign, based on its 1967 borders. This …

NOW THAT there has come an official signal that August could be the month for new general elections this year, the field of presidential …

THE swift and decisive response to the recent minibus strike by some Georgetown operators was a clear signal that they cannot any longer hold …

THE frequent unsubstantiated diatribes from a few paid detractors and government haters have become laughable. The local populace and those who keep abreast with …

ONE year after the devastating earthquake that struck Haiti, the country is still in tatters and not much progress has been made to improve …