LAST WEEK we mentioned that we would have had to revisit the parking meter issue because the Report on that issue done by the …

IN the last week there arose two important consumer concerns which required us to revisit them.  The first was the Tobacco Legislation and the …

CONSUMER advocates worldwide continuously try to educate the public as to the dangers to health of tobacco use and to support or advocate measures …

AT the time of writing this offering, the Diaspora Conference of the University of Guyana was still in progress and the only report we …

IT WAS reported in the media last Friday that the Ministry of Public Security had taken the initiative of establishing an Inter-Agency Task Force …

LAST Monday, CARICOM Day was celebrated in Guyana with a public holiday.  CARICOM is one of the most important institutions in Guyana and the …

– LOOK FORWARD TO QUICK LIBERALISATION ON JUNE 21,Della Britton, a well-known Attorney-at-Law and serving Commissioner of the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) was sworn …

WITHIN the last week two matters of particular consumer concern have occurred.  The first was that the Chairman of the Public Utilities Commission His …

THE Ministry of Public Telecommunications recently held its mid-year press conference in which it adumbrated its Information Communications Technology (ICT) programmes. Minister Cathrine Hughes, …

EVERY year on 31st May, “World No Tobacco Day” is commemorated world-wide under the auspices of the World Health Organization (WHO). In Guyana, the …