First rice crop exceeds 300,000 tonnes
Agriculture Minister, Dr. Leslie RamsammyThe rice industry has exceeded 300,000 tonnes of rice as the first crop production for 2014 ...
Darren Sammy’s Captaincy and the Unfinished Quest for the Return of National Purpose
by Dr. David Hinds This past week the West Indies cricket selectors named a new captain of the region’s team ...
Chilean funds for Guyana’s eco-tourism marketing strategy
L to R: UNDP Resident Representative, Khadija Musa and Tourism Minister, Irfan Ali sign the agreement in the presence of ...
Royston King defying authority- Local Govt Minister
WHO IS THE TOWN CLERK? Royston King and Carol Ryan-SoobaLocal Government Minister Norman Whittaker Monday afternoon said that Royston King’s ...
Ruckus at City Hall over the ‘Town Clerks’
Carol Ryan-Sooba and Patricia Chase-Greene in a tug-o-war over the microphone. Seated behind Sooba in the Town Clerk's chair is ...
Carolan Lynch freed of murder charge again
Carolan LynchFormer South American beauty queen, Carolan Lynch was Monday morning again freed of the charge of a murder of ...
Domestic violence related fire leaves several homeless
In the latest of what appears to be a series of violent domestic disputes at Port Kaituma, North West District, ...
Govt must fix discriminatory environmental tax law- Greenidge
Carl GreenidgeDespite Guyana being ordered by the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) to repay more than US$6 million to a ...
PPP’s call for City Council’s removal faces stumbling blocks
Acting Town Clerk, Carol Ryan-SoobaThe Peoples Progressive Party’s (PPP) call for Georgetown’s councillors to be booted out and replaced with ...
PPP: Kick out City Council, put in Interim Management Committee
The Mayor and Councillors holding their meeting in City Hall's yard last weekIn the wake of several weeks of uproar ...
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