Foreign Ministers of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States of America, and the High Representative of the European Union – the G7 – today condemned Venezuelan aggression in Guyana’s waters.
A 24-year-old housewife has been arrested for allegedly beating her 4-year-old daughter to death at Karaudarnau Village, South Rupununi.
The Private Sector Commission (PSC) last week told a visiting International Monetary Fund (IMF) team that unemployment in Guyana is “largely voluntary”.
A DNA test conducted on skeletal remains found on the Mabura Trail confirmed that they are of the missing Vene-zuelan woman, Miguelys Centeno.
Before we even touch the GOAL scholarship controversy, let’s be clear about something the rest of the academic world already understands: research belongs to the researcher.
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National Inter-Secondary Schools Athletics By Michelangelo Jacobus Joy and celebration erupted at the National Track and Field Centre in Leonora last night as President’s College (PC) secured victory at the inaugural National Secondary Schools Track and Field Championships.
Each year that a Guyana contingent had flown off to sister CARICOM member country, Barbados, to participate in the island’s Agro Fest, an event designed to serve as a marketplace where ‘vendors’ from the Caribbean could display indigenous products in a space that attracted the attention of a single regional market, Guyanese Agro Processors and craftsmen and women embraced the event as one that provided an option for expanding from what has always been a limited domestic market.
`… what matters to us is principles’ Barbados Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has signalled to US authorities that she is ready to give up her US visa if a “sensible agreement” cannot be reached on the question of Cuban medical personnel working in Caribbean countries.
COPENHAGEN, (Reuters) – The United States has reached out to Denmark and other European nations asking if they can export eggs as Americans face surging egg prices, the Nordic country’s egg association said today.
