Daily Archives: Nov 14, 2018

Guyana’s main political parties offered contrasting views on the outcome of the Local Government Elections (LGE) ranging from a need for ‘deep analysis” to...

The Jamaica government says it will provide more resources to provide more opportunities for people to acquire jobs in the rapidly expanding business process...

There has been no word from the Judicial and Legal Services Commission to the young woman, who is  accusing a prosecutor of unwanted sexual advances when she approached him for help with a case in which she's the alleged rape victim.

After writing about the ‘rain effect’ on our nation, and the fact that it is compounded by deficient infrastructure and the lack of a master drainage plan, we can’t say that we were shocked to hear the Director of the National Office of Disaster Services (NODS), Philmore Mullin describe the increasing encroachment of construction on our wetlands as a recipe for disaster.  We could not agree more. 

The newly-built community structure which houses an “indoor” basketball facility in the Gray’s Farm community, does not embrace the original thought negotiated with the Chinese.

Sir Curtly Ambrose, a former national and West Indies fast bowler, said he wants to be the new coach of the regional squad when Australian Stuart Law leaves the job at the end of the year. 

Residents are being told to brace for a possible shortage of certain agricultural produce later this year, as a result of the recent heavy rainfall.

The Trinidad-based Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) Tuesday ruled as “unconstitutional” a law in Guyana that makes it a criminal offence for a man or a woman to appear in public while dressed in clothing of the opposite sex.

Sandals were officially crowned the 2018 Cool and Smooth Antigua and Barbuda Basketball Association (ABBA) Business League champions.

Members of the Antigua and Barbuda Chamber of Commerce and Industry Ltd. were yesterday updated about ongoing changes at the Antigua and Barbuda Port Authority which should improve operations.