By GHK Lall In the next several months, Guyana should be abuzz with the presence of several new political parties contesting the national elections. How many, if any, would have made any showing ...
Nigel Hughes Tuesday night said his party and the People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR)-led A Partnership Unity (APNU) have set themselves March ...
The University of Guyana (UG) was Monday formally accredited for the first time in its 61-year-old existence, fulfilling 16.5 of the 17 standards and paving the way for that tertiary ...
The Guyana Court of Appeal on Tuesday refused a request by the Guyana government to stay a High Court order that the government must continue to deduct and remit membership dues to the Guyana ...
The People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR)-led A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) and the Alliance for Change (AFC) on Monday signed a memorandum of understanding to formally ...
Despite Chairman of the Guyana Elections Commission, Retired Justice Claudette Singh’s decision that there was insufficient time for biometric registration and verification of electors, the opposition ...
Former People’s National Congress (PNCR) member and coalition government minister, Simona Broomes on Saturday launched her own political party with the aim of driving mostly young people to ...
The Public Utilities Commission (PUC) on Saturday announced that from later this month, cellphone and fixed line subscribers in Guyana could keep their existing numbers but change the companies ...
A Corentyne businessman was attacked and robbed at his home of GY$1.4 million of cash and valuables by two armed and masked men who escaped on a motorcycle, police said Saturday. The victim, ...
United States-based Guyanese Edul Ahmad, who was previously convicted in New York for mortgage fraud, has inked an agreement for the purchase of land near ExxonMobil’s new headquarters at Ogle, East ...
Leader, Nigel Hughes  about the sale of land a Ogle, East Coast Demerara to New York-based Guyanese Edul Ahmad at GY$30 million per acre to ...
United States-based Guyanese Edul Ahmad, who was previously convicted in New York for mortgage fraud, has inked an agreement for the purchase of land near ExxonMobil’s new headquarters at ...