The Ministry of Education is asking PPP/C Member of Parliament, Odinga Lumumba, the Kashif and Shanghai organisation and the Hits and Jams entertainment outfit to make contact with its Accounts Department to settle accounts.
On July 22, 2015, the police say that Megon Jones, 68 years, of Stanleytown, WBD, was found on the access road to the Vreed-en-Hoop Jetty area, WCD, with part of her tongue missing and other injuries to her body.
The David Granger administration yesterday defended the appointments of Regional Executive Officers (REOs) countrywide, saying that while the appointees are “quasi political” they will bring a higher standard to regional governance.
The government yesterday announced that well-known insurance broker Bishwa Panday will be chairing the Board of Directors of the National Communications Network (NCN) and AFC candidate Leonard Craig will be heading the Guyana National Broadcasting Authority (GNBA) board.
The Ashmins Group of Companies yesterday signed an agreement with the Ministry of Commu-nities to construct a wastewater treatment plant with financing from a revolving fund set up to fund wastewater management projects in Guyana.
Sol Guyana Inc. has been granted a more than $409M contract by the Guyana Government to provide over a million litres of bitumen to the Demerara Harbour Bridge Corporation’s asphaltic plant at Garden of Eden.
The National Agricultural Research and Extension Institute (NAREI) is continuing to work assiduously to reduce then eliminate the population of Red Palm Mite in Guyana.
While the Guyana Society for the Blind (GSB) has revolutionised how the visually-impaired access education in Guyana, there is still work to be done to ensure these individuals are able to pursue careers in the disciplines of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathe-matics (STEM).
A team from the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) Special Forces yesterday descended into the Kaieteur Gorge to continue the search to locate tourist
, who was reported missing at Kaieteur National Park on Tuesday.
Carpenter Mahase Baichan will be spending the next seven months in jail after he admitted to trying to use a forged passport to travel to the United States, from where he had been deported.