Big miners have jumped out of their sleep and suddenly realise that the small miners they had ignored all along

The majority of Guyanese are behind the government as it moves to improve overall standards in the mining industry to

INTO the New Year and yet nothing has changed for some. Freddie Kissoon continues to find ways of criticising the

IWOKRAMA Rain Forest Programme didn’t make it to grace its cover presence on the 2010 GT&T’S Telephone Directory. I was

– issues apology to President Jagdeo A small item in yesterday’s edition of the Kaieteur News – page five, under

WITH the current drought period in Guyana, irrigation may be limited or unavailable in some areas. This presents serious problems

I find a strange paradox in the writings of many advocates in our print media. There is the constant call

For sometime now, I have not heard from the African cultural and/or economic organisations such as ACDA. I would beg

I want to comment on the recent correspondence between Mr. Rashleigh Jackson, distinguished former Foreign Minister; and Dr Prem Misir,