By Frederick Halley PLANS are afoot to establish a tourism body in Toronto, consisting mainly of Guyanese nationals residing in the North American city,

AFTER four consecutive years of contraction, Latin American and Caribbean exports returned to a path of growth. In the first quarter of 2017, the

By Zena Henry WHILE government’s introduction of duplexes to the local housing sector may provide a promising solution to adequately house larger numbers of

–still well within four-month timeline SEEMS like “The Liliendaal Bridge” on the Railway Embankment Road will not be done in time for Independence celebrations

“DISGRACEFUL!” was how Education Minister, Dr Rupert Roopnaraine described the deplorable state in which he found the Mon Repos Primary School following a visit

Minister within the Ministry of Natural Resources, Simona Broomes said that Australian investors have expressed interest in investing in Guyana. Minister Broomes recently attended

FIVE auditors from the office of the Auditor General are currently scrutinizing the financial records of the Mayor and City Council (M&CC), Mayor Patricia

–with launch of innovative STEAMS project   YOUTHS across all ten administrative regions of Guyana will be identifying and responding to challenges in their

“IT’S alive, it’s kicking, and it’s well! It’s not going to die!” Georgetown Mayor Patricia Chase-Green said on Monday about the controversial parking meter

PREPARATIONS for the construction of a new four-door drainage sluice at D’Edward Village, West Bank Berbice, in Region Five (Mahaica/Berbice), got underway last week