MINISTER within the Health Ministry, Dr. Bheri Ramsaran, in an invited comment, has said that the Ministry of Health’s work is continuing even while addressing the flood and being

THE Cheekies family is celebrating its ‘Cheekies Bundle of Joy’ 10th anniversary supporting new mothers in Guyana and continued with presentations on New Year’s Day. These lucky mothers received

SOME Pomeroon farmers are complaining that migratory birds from the interior are destroying their fruit crops. The complainants said the birds are creating havoc, feeding mostly on carambolas, which

GUYANA’S newly admitted lawyer, Ms. Denika Broomes, who has the distinction of being the first lawyer from Mabaruma, was admitted to the Bar on Friday by High Court judge,

THE quiet West Bank village of Stanleytown went into deep mourning early yesterday morning following the discovery of the decomposed remains of Leo Alleyne. The 46-year-old had left home

“KEEP US SAFE!” is the earnest plea of our children using the nation’s roadways as they return to school in 2009. The National Road Safety Council, in collaboration with

SEVERAL tax reform measures are being undertaken at the Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) as the organisation shifts from a tax type approach to a functional approach of administering taxes

AMERICAN and Canadian agencies are helping the Customs Anti-Narcotics Unit (CANU) track cocaine smugglers here, especially on the East Coast Demerara, an official source said yesterday. “We are sharing