THE 60th Independence Open is heating up with just one day of tennis remaining as action in the Open and Novices categories are in full swing after Friday's ...

MINISTER of Public Utilities and Aviation, Deodat Indar, has warned that Guyana’s rapidly expanding maritime sector presents both opportunities and significant challenges, cautioning that global ...

THE Guyana Media and Communication Academy on Saturday hosted its Independence Culture Day celebration, dubbed “The Melting Pot,” as students and staff came ...

THE Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) welcomes the Guyana Court of Appeal's recent unanimous ruling on financial assurance requirements for offshore ...

By Indrawattie Natram THE village of Cotton Field on the Essequibo Coast was filled with joy and gratitude as Hamidan Bacchus ...

AS Guyana marks its 60th anniversary this week, patriotic pride should sit comfortably beside sober reflection. We celebrate remarkable national ...

IN a land on the north-eastern coast of South America, once a lost world, a hidden paradise, the eyes of the world have now ...

MANY years ago, a friend told me that on a visit to Singapore, she discovered that the fine for littering was US$1,000. It is a fine that still stands today and repeat offenders may be charged up to ...

Minister Anthony at World Health Assembly highlights telemedicine expansion, free public health care, training of 600 nurses GUYANA’S Health Minister Dr ...

Persaud takes lead ahead of today’s third and final stage CARLTON Wheelers Cycling Club’s cyclist Robin Persaud will enter the third and final stage of this ...

GUYANA’S 60th Independence Anniversary and Diamond Jubilee is more than a date on the national calendar. It is a moment to look back at the road travelled ...

MINISTER of Public Utilities and Aviation, Deodat Indar, says electricity theft continues to account for roughly 12 per cent ...