GUYANA’S rice industry has been progressing steadily despite challenges, including unusual weather patterns and the high cost of inputs. This positive trend, however, has …

At the 65th General Assembly of the United Nations in New York yesterday, President of the Assembly Joseph Deiss said that developed countries have …

WHILE much has been done in Guyana on addressing and creating greater awareness of the abuse of women, the matter has been given fresh …

THE FIRST of three major public consultations on crime and violence in the Caribbean Community gets underway this week in Trinidad and Tobago, followed …

THE expressions of relief from worried policyholders said it all on Thursday when President Bharrat Jagdeo rolled out the rescue plan for the distressed …

THE Amerindian Village at the Sophia Exhibition Site has been transformed into a microcosm of the wider national network of Guyana’s indigenous peoples. The …

FROM AND FOR BOUTERSE…..  ” EDWIN CARRINGTON Secretary General of the Caribbean Community, may well have put to rest doubts and speculations about Suriname’s …

THE rogues in the Guyana Police Force and the Guyana Defence Force, as well as the Prison Service have been, for a long time, …

“We are what we eat” is an old proverb. Our nutritional status, health, physical and mental faculties depend on the food we eat and …

THE anxiety of the affected clients of Clico has now come to an end and they could now breathe a sigh of relief with …