June 23, 2019
By Naomi Marshall LIFE Reform has tackled four out of the 32 secondary schools registered under the Ministry of Education within Georgetown, through its Secondary School Drug Education and
June 23, 2019
AN argument between the general manager of a mining camp and a miner, over a quantity of gold, grew heated two Saturdays ago, leading one of the men to
June 23, 2019
– UK- based psychologist urges Guyana IN order to provide more effective mental health services in Guyana, United Kingdom (UK)-based Psychologist, Dr. Krish Nauth, believes more focus should be
June 22, 2019
-vessel ready to set sail for Guyana The first oil production vessel to be placed in Guyana, Liza Destiny has been officially dedicated by First Lady, Sandra Granger and
June 22, 2019
…gov’t supporters demand fresh registration ahead of elections IN a nationwide protest on Friday, supporters of the A Partnership for National Unity + Alliance For Change (APNU+AFC) Government demanded
June 22, 2019
…mount peaceful protest at Mackenzie “CREDIBLE registration for credible elections!,” was one of the chants of scores of Lindeners who held placards in front of the Guyana Elections Commission
June 22, 2019
…scores picket GECOM office By Gabriella Chapman THE township of Bartica on Friday joined the countrywide calls for new registration before the conduct of the impending general elections. On
June 22, 2019
…says LOO sheltering under presidential immunity COMMISSIONER General of the Guyana Revenue Authority, Godfrey Statia, has called on Leader of the Opposition (LOO), Bharrat Jagdeo to honour his tax
April 11, 2018
FOUR persons have been held after the villages of Zorg-En-Vlugt and La Union, Essequibo Coast became engulfed in dense smoke, forcing residents to vacate their homes on Tuesday. According
April 11, 2018
SEVERAL doctors and nurses attached to the Skeldon Public Hospital Accident and Emergency Unit (A&E) on Monday staged a sit-in over shortage of medical supplies at the institution, forcing
April 11, 2018
– to curb revenue leakage, senior CARICOM official suggests ASSISTANT Secretary-General of the Trade and Economic Integration Directorate of the CARICOM Secretariat, Joseph Cox, believes that customs officials should
April 11, 2018
– to help them become more proactive SEEKING to address the needs and challenges of the education system, the Ministry of Education has launched a three-day Education Leadership Conference
April 11, 2018
WHILE the government has been expending millions of dollars to address overcrowding at the Indigenous Residence at Princess Street, Georgetown, the Administrator Clarie Emanuel, believes that the issues will
April 11, 2018
REAFFIRMING its commitment to transforming the lives of Guyanese, the Guyana Foundation on Tuesday hosted a press conference and luncheon to shed light on its accomplishments and future projects.
April 11, 2018
HEALTH Minister Volda Lawrence has chided members of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) for introducing extraneous matters to the functions of the committee at its sittings. The minister was
April 11, 2018
THE National Communication Network (NCN) and Hits and Jams (HJ) have refuted a Kaieteur News report which stated that 98.1 and 94.1 Boom FM were among stations to be
April 11, 2018
MONTHS after 34-year-old Devon Holder was released from prison for snatching gold chains from persons in the vicinity of Stabroek Market, he was on Tuesday sentenced to four years’
April 11, 2018
MOTORCYCLE lovers could expect something new on the market in Guyana, as Jin Sang Motorcycles Spares and Services opened its doors on Tuesday. The company, which is located on