Stabroek News

 (Barbados Nation) After 128 years of offering educational services in Barbados, the Ursuline Convent School will be closing in August

Caribbean Community (CARICOM) leaders yesterday agreed that regional trade barriers  must be removed and investments in shipping are required if

Less talk and more tangible work towards realistically achievable targets is what is needed if the region is to meet

More than 140 entrants have signed up for the Guyana Ex Athletes and Friends Inc annual independence road races, which

The Ministry of Education yesterday launched its Get Ready for Opportunities to Work (GROW) programme aimed at offering a second

Dear Editor, I had hoped that having read my letter in Stabroek News of 2022.05.17 and the omission identified therein,

Jacob’s Jewellery and Pawn Shop has donated the second-place trophy yesterday for the 4th edition of the Magnum Independence Cup,

Chairperson of the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) retired Justice Claudette Singh has made submissions to the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs

Dear Editor, First, it was the removal of VAT on machinery.  He also removed VAT on fertilizers and agro-chemicals.  VAT

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Hydrometerological Service today advised the public that air quality monitoring has determined that