Government has invested more than $41.7 billion in Amerindian villages and communities over the past five years, supporting infrastructure, agriculture, energy and community development.

President Irfaan Ali made the disclosure when he addressed at the opening of the Amerindian heritage cultural extravaganza.

“Over the last five years, we've invested more than $41.7 billion in your villages and your communities. In the Amerindian Development Fund, we've invested $21.7 billion. T

The Commission of Inquiry, appointed to investigate the circumstances surrounding the capsizing of the M/V “BARIMA”, the resulting tragic loss of lives and injuries to passengers, provides this update to the survivors, families and loved ones of the victims, those with particular interests and members of the public on the progress of its work.

Following their appointment on 30^th July 2026, the Commissioners immediately commenced preparatory work, necessary to progress the work on the very broad mandate g

The Palmyra to Moleson Creek road expansion project is moving apace, with asphalt already being laid along sections of the roadway.

This update from Member of Parliament Zamal Hussain, also highlights several other key developments and ongoing works associated with the project.

Lot two of the project was recently inspected by Minister within the Ministry of Public Works Mandanlall Ramraj, where a 200-metre asphalt trial section was completed.

The trial section measures 7.5 met

Residents of Linden have welcomed President Irfaan Ali and his Cabinet currently on a two-day outreach in the region, meeting with residents and listening to their concerns.

In interviews, the residents pointed to the development taking place in the region since the government took office. 

Chief among the improvements is the ongoing infrastructure work, particularly the rehabilitation and upgrading of roads.

Residents say these have improved access and made transportation

After years of painstaking restoration and an investment of hundreds of millions of dollars, Georgetown’s iconic City Hall is now in its final phase of completion.

The Local Government Ministry, in collaboration with the Georgetown Mayor and City Council, is addressing outstanding works at both City Hall and the Council’s Administrative Building, with the goal of returning both facilities to full operation.

Restoration of the Gothic Revival landmark began in 2021 under a $780 mill

-public hearings to start soon

-by Kimberly Giddings

The Commission of Inquiry appointed to investigate the circumstances surrounding the MV Barima tragedy commenced preparatory work, with public hearings expected to begin shortly.



Speaking on his Issues in the News programme, Attorney General, Anil Nandlall said there is significant legal work to be done, including the replacement of legal documents, administering the estates of those who died, and ensuring the legal interests of their beneficiaries