-agri project likely to be discontinued The United States is prioritizing support for Guyana’s upcoming elections despite widespread cuts to foreign aid under the Donald Trump administration, US Ambassador Nicole Theriot has confirmed.
A programme to digitise the healthcare system and provide IT training to workers was launched yesterday by the three oil companies operating in the Stabroek Block.
An intelligence-led Police operation yesterday by ranks from Special Branch headquarters at the Lapar-kan Wharf resulted in the discovery of 10.55 lbs or 4.79 kilograms of marijuana in a barrel.
-allegedly collected $4.8m Areefa Paul, a 28-year-old unemployed woman from Lot 721 Plantation Best, West Coast Demerara, was arrested yesterday afternoon in relation to three separate reports of obtaining money by false pretence, a release from the police said.
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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.
MOSCOW, (Reuters) – President Vladimir Putin said yesterday that Russia supported a U.S.
