Guyana records historic tourism growth
-highest visitor arrivals recorded Guyana’s tourism sector recorded its strongest performance to date in 2025, closing the year with 453,489 visitor arrivals, representing a 22 per cent increase over 2024…
-highest visitor arrivals recorded Guyana’s tourism sector recorded its strongest performance to date in 2025, closing the year with 453,489 visitor arrivals, representing a 22 per cent increase over 2024…
-by Jarryl Bryan With over 230,000 GPL customers and growing, energy remains a key issue for many Guyanese. This is where the Gas to Energy project comes in, as the…
-by Kyler Rollins Fisherfolk in Region Six received a boost today, thanks to the government’s one-off cash grant of $150,000. The distribution, led by Minister of Agriculture Zulfikar Mustapha, saw…
– at Pravasi Bharatiya Divas & World Hindi Day 2026 Celebrations CEO of the National Communications Network (NCN), Neaz Subhan was last evening recognised for his contributions to preserving the…
-by Kyler Rollins The Region Six Health Department is ramping up efforts to combat dengue. Regional Health Officer Dr. Vinehsri Khirodhar assures the public that measures are underway to control…
-by Celestine Chacon One hundred and twenty-five families of Cotton Tree, West Coast Berbice, today received their land titles, marking a significant milestone in government’s national housing and homebuilding programme.…
by Celestine Chacon The government is pressing ahead with an ambitious aviation development agenda, with plans underway to build at least 35 new airstrips. The aviation development plan was outlined…
-by Kimberly Giddings The Guyana Police Force today released its crime and road safety statistics for 2025, reporting 130 murders and 124 road accidents, which resulted in 137 deaths. The…
President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali has unveiled a massive housing development strategy for Region Five, aiming to eliminate the current application backlog and transition thousands of residents from land ownership…
Rice farmers in Region Two are celebrating the government’s $300 per bag paddy subsidy, aimed at easing production costs and supporting livelihoods. The initiative is part of a $2.1 billion…