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The Guyana Press Association (GPA) has asserted its refusal to become a puppet of any political organisation and says it will not stand idly by as its

More than two months after this country said it was ready to sign on to the Samoa Agreement, this still has not been done with Minister of Foreign

-technical assessments to be completed soon Plans are forging ahead to operationalise the regional ferry service plying routes between Barbados, Trinidad

Residents of Paruima, Upper Mazaruni, Region Seven, have raised concerns about deterioration of the recently commissioned airstrip. Minister of Public

It was rolling thunder overhead on Thursday, May 9.  Startled schoolchildren screamed fearfully.  Buildings shook, glasses rattled.  Public buildings nearby went into a wintry hush.  Dead silence reigned.  Guyanese were awed.  American warplanes overhead in an earsplitting, teeth rattling, mind blasting volley of sound.  It wasn’t a movie.  Only real life.  God! It’s good to be American.  As a demonstration of closeness to Guyanese, that American flyover cannot be beaten.  Not by ...

-another suspended The Medical Council of Guyana (MCG) yesterday said that Dr Anil Solomon has been removed from the register of medical practitioners in

Dear Editor, My last letter sought to establish that under the Presidency of Bharrat Jagdeo, this country experienced nothing but economic disasters. Let

Wood Mackenzie analysts have estimated that discoveries in Suriname have now opened access to 2.4 billion barrels of oil and 12.5 trillion cubic feet of natural gas in reserves.

Over several years, Esso Exploration and Production Guyana Limited (EEPGL) has been inaccurately invoicing Guyana for expatriate workers, resulting in millions of dollars being incorrectly charged to the country.

Nine deepwater fields have been discovered in Suriname waters since 2019, but the country still awaits its first sanctioned development.