The Institute of Applied Sciences and Technology on Wednesday disclosed that it recently ceased the production of sun-dried tomato ketchup, but assured that the National Agricultural Research and ...

Nearly three years after the Sunday Stabroek broke the news that this country’s first cost oil audit had found that ExxonMobil had claimed US$214 million in questionable expenses, the company ...

Former headmaster and past student of Queen’s College (QC) Clarence Trotz picked up the baton from alumnus Norman Cameron in continuing to record the history of his alma mater, and has written four ...

Mining operations are continuing at Mazoa Hill in the Marudi mining area under a Special Mining Permit (SMP) issued to a co-operative that was legally dissolved nearly three years ago, raising ...

Guyana Publications Inc, the publishers of Stabroek News and the Sunday Stabroek has formally entered the liquidation stage, with liquidator Chris Ram outlining the steps that will be taken to wind up ...

Tucked away in West Ruimveldt, a quiet backyard setting that has long been known for its warm hospitality and bold Guyanese flavours has now found itself on the global stage. Backyard Café, owned and ...

A 26-year-old motorcyclist and his three-month-old baby died yesterday after he slammed head-on into a truck at Orangestein, East Bank Essequibo, while his wife is nursing severe injuries at the De ...

The Ministry of Public Works today announced that physical works on the New Wismar-Mackenzie Bridge in Linden, Region Ten, are now 97% complete. This update was provided to the Minister of Public ...

As the world observes International Women’s Day today, two of Guyana’s leading female educators say their decades in the classroom have been driven by a simple but powerful goal – that of making a ...

Nearly two centuries after its founding, UK-based marine and offshore services company, James Fisher and Sons PLC has formally launched operations in Guyana, with Chief Executive Officer Jean Vernet ...

After a run of more than 39 years as an independent newspaper, Stabroek News will cease to be printed from March 15th this year. In an address to employees of the company today, Chairman of Guyana ...

Construction has commenced on the US$604 million Palmyra-to-Moleson Creek four-lane highway and according to Minister of Public Works Juan Edghill, it will unlock major development opportu-nities ...