WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – White House economic advisers today defended President Donald Trump’s firing of the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, pushing back against criticism that Trump’s action could undermine confidence in official U.S.
APNU candidate Terrence Campbell told supporters at a rally in New Amsterdam last evening that a future APNU government would commit to saving no less than 25 percent of Guyana’s annual oil revenues.
The Guyana Defence Force (GDF) says that one of its officers has successfully completed a suite of advanced military and academic programmes in France.
In a rare display of cross-party alignment, five political parties contesting the upcoming general and regional elections have committed to incorporating the Society Against Sexual Orientation Discrimination’s (SASOD) manifesto in their plans.
This is Round Two. Dispensing with the theatre and the billboard this time, President Trump once again hit a swathe of countries with substantial tariffs, including Canada, Brazil, India, Taiwan and Switzerland.
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By Michelangelo Jacobus The Guyana Police Force and Anns Grove United delivered dominant performances last night as action in the Guyana Football Federation’s Elite League Season VII continued at the National Training Centre in Providence, before a lively crowd.
-Guyanese businesses test market, heartbreak for one The Guyana Office for Investment (Go-Invest) sees a potential lucrative market for small- and medium-sized businesses to export their products to the Caribbean and Africa and used the Afreximbank Trade and Investment Forum as a springboard their push, saying that already interest has been expressed with large investors looking for rice for Grenada.
(Trinidad Express) South and Central business chambers have raised an alarm following US President Donald Trump’s decision to impose a 15% tariff on all imports originating from Tri-nidad and Tobago.
ROME, (Reuters) – Pope Leo celebrated the largest event yet of his nearly three-month tenure today, encouraging a crowd of more than a million Catholic young people gathered in a field on the outskirts of Rome to spread their faith.
