Government vows continued investment
iIn Amerindian communities -by Celestine Chacon Minister within the Office of the Prime Minister with Responsibility for Public Affairs and Information, Kwame McCoy says the government will continue investing in…
iIn Amerindian communities -by Celestine Chacon Minister within the Office of the Prime Minister with Responsibility for Public Affairs and Information, Kwame McCoy says the government will continue investing in…
Students of the New Amsterdam Technical Institute, or NATI, were today urged to exercise discipline and commitment in their respective areas of training, as the institution welcomed its 2026–2027 cohort…
–by Kimberly Giddings Chief Magistrate Judy Latchman today ruled several questions from the defence irrelevant, as the cross-examination of Head of Special Branch, Senior Police Superintendent Prem Narine, approached 20 hours in the Mohamed…
– Traffic Chief -by David Clarke Motorists are being warned against offering bribes to traffic ranks, as the Guyana Police Force moves toward greater use of technology in road enforcement. Traffic…
– Jaskaran stands by District Four findings -by NaAsia Bristol GECOM IT Officer Aneal Giddings has maintained that the election server remained secure during the bomb scare at Ashmin’s Building and was never accessed…
The collection of waste from parapets across Georgetown is set to resume as part of a renewed effort to tackle garbage accumulation and improve the cleanliness of the city. Minister…
-Set for Nov. 12-15, National Exhibition Centre Guyana’s premier business exhibition, GuyExpo, has officially been launched, with this year’s event focusing on investment, business growth and creating new opportunities for…
–To ensure safer, more supportive workplaces -by Jordan Alkins The Government continues to invest in strengthening the Public Service by taking a step towards fairer, safer and more supportive workplaces.…
–In Region 5 -by Kyler Rollins The Civil Defence Commission (CDC) has taken its El Niño stakeholders’ consultation to Region Five, where residents were sensitized on the effects and Guyana’s…
-by David Clarke Guyanese living abroad are being encouraged to play a greater role in the country’s economic development, with the government preparing new mechanisms to attract diaspora investment. President…