Headmaster of Bonasika Creek Primary School dies
Kapil Ramsamuj being assaulted and held by his neck while he was seated in a boat. The Headmaster of Bonasika...
Guyana scores of 66.36% at recent ICAO Safety Audit
The Guyana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) on Thursday announced that Guyana scored 66.3% in an International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO)...
Teachers demanding 29.6% for 2024 – GTU General Secretary; Jagdeo says McDonald politically ‘derailed’ 10%
Representatives of the Ministry of Education (left) and the Guyana Teachers Union in talks (file photo). After ditching government's offer...
Construction of oil refinery not currently feasible
The construction of an oil refinery on Crab Island, Berbice River, is not currently feasible because of the current oil...
Oil companies set to ink agreements to kick off exploration
The Ministry of Natural Resources, Duke Street, Kingston. Ten months after Guyana's first ever bid round yielded six companies for...
OPINION: Is Exxon bigger than Guyana’s parliament, possibly the judiciary also?
by GHK Lall There is gratitude that the Clerk of the National Assembly, Mr. Sherlock Isaacs, corrected himself. This immediately...
OPINION: Five observations about the WPA
By Dr. Randy Persaud, Professor Emeritus The WPA has been around since the 1970s. In the early days it played...
High Wine poured on “Wormie”, set alight
A gold miner of Imbaimadai Landing (Region Seven-Cuyuni Mazaruni) was Tuesday night nursing second degree burns in the Georgetown Public...
Cause of fire that left nine homeless identified
An unattended electric stove was the cause of Monday evening's fire at Kwakwani, Berbice River that left nine persons homeless,...
British manufacturers encouraged to use Guyana as gateway to Caribbean, other markets, says Go-Invest chief
-BritCham Guyana to be launched at Lord's cricket ground
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