Govt borrows US$600m from CAF

Government yesterday announced it had borrowed US$600 million from a Venezuela-based development bank over the past year. It also increased

MARAD examines options to remove sunken boats, ships

Guyana’s Maritime Administration (MARAD) is working towards the removal of wrecked ships and boats especially those in and around the

An earthquake shook parts of Dominica on Tuesday evening. Preliminary information from the UWI Seismic centre automatic detection system shows that

Yesterday the cannabis bill was passed in the lower house. The bill permits the production, prescription, and supplying of medical

The Caribbean has been warned to prepare for a big earthquake, after several parts of the region were rattled by

Place them before the law courts and lock up anyone found guilty. This was the chorus on the floor of

THE Prime Minister, yesterday, posted on Facebook a recording of a threatening phone-call made to him. He said this was

The Government has recalled a US$100-million ($12.8-billion) loan to the Petroleum Corporation of Jamaica (PCJ) as its relationship with Venezuela

President David Granger and his delegations have so far spent more than GYD$200 million on 37 overseas visits between 2015

Barbados is on the verge of having medicinal marijuana added to the formulary of the Barbados Drug Service. In a