THE government plans to pave the road linking Kwakwani, Ituni and Linden, Natural Resources Minister, Raphael Trotman told residents of the Region 10 communities.

THE 90-day potato trial project is currently in its eighth week and showing positive results. The National Agricultural Research and Extension Institute (NAREI) and

FIRST Lady, Mrs Sandra Granger, on Friday afternoon encouraged 24 graduates of the second ‘Care for the Elderly’ workshop to keep pressing on and

TEACHERS attached to the Linden School for the Differently Abled are hoping to be transferred into another building at the commencement of the new

DESPITE the objection of the student population, members of the University of Guyana (UG) Council voted to hike tuition fees at its March 20,

THE Upper Corentyne Chamber of Commerce and the Central Corentyne Chamber of Commerce believe that mechanisation may be the answer to save the rice

THIRTY-EIGHT Peace Corps trainees, representing diverse communities and ethnic groups from the United States, were sworn this week by Deputy Chief of Mission (DCM),U.S.

THE body of Lawrence Mc Lennon Farley, distinguished banker, former member of the Board of Directors of the Institute of Private Enterprise Development (IPED)

CONSERVATION International Guyana (CI-Guyana) has signed separate grant agreements with the Protected Areas Commission (PAC) and the Protected Areas Trust (PAT), together worth $26M,

Thanks to a photo published in Guyana Chronicle’s Sunday PepperPot, the students and teachers of Dora Primary School, located up the Demerara River are