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President Ali Foresees Guyana Leading Regional Tourism by 2030

In a significant declaration for Guyana’s burgeoning tourism sector, President Dr. Irfaan Ali has projected that by 2030, the country will emerge as a leader in diversified tourism products within the region. The President’s remarks came during the observance of World Environment Day, where the EMC Foundation launched “The Visual Chronicles,” a coffee table book […]

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Human Development News

Ministry of Health to Introduce Nicotine Lozenges to Aid Tobacco Users in Quitting Smoking

In a bid to support tobacco users in their journey to quit smoking, the Ministry of Health is set to introduce nicotine lozenges as part of the Nicotine Replacement Therapy treatment programme. The nicotine lozenge, a medication approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration, has been shown to help tobacco users quit smoking […]

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Local Development News

New Contractor Appointed for Conversation Tree Road Project, Completion Expected Before Christmas

The Conversation Tree road expansion project is set to see new progress with a fresh deadline and a new contractor appointed by the government. After facing prolonged delays and warnings from the government, Kallco Guyana Inc. has been demobilized from the project after settling their contractual obligations. In their place, Guyanese contractor S. Jagmohan and […]

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Human Development News

Malachi Seales of Queen’s College Emerges Victorious in Debut Episode of ‘Brainiacs’ Game Show

The Guyana Learning Channel debuted its exciting new game show, ‘Brainiacs,’ with its first episode airing at 7 PM last evening. The three contestants in the spotlight were Jasmine Forde representing St. Joseph High School, Asiya Ariff from Qay-yim Academy, and Malachi Seales of Queens College. The competition was fierce as they tackled challenging questions […]

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Business and Economy News

Women’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry Advocates Networking for Business Success

Members of the Women’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry (WCCIG) emphasized the importance of networking in entrepreneurship during a recent interview. According to Theon Alleyne, Manager of EICCIO Advisors, networking plays a crucial role in achieving long-term success in business. He referenced an African proverb, stating, “If you want to go fast, go alone; if […]

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Local Development News

Minister Sonia Parag Satisfied with Upgrades at Skeldon Market, Pledges Continued Support

Minister of Local Government and Regional Development, Sonia Parag, expressed satisfaction with the ongoing upgrades at the Skeldon Market, which suffered a devastating fire on November 27 last year. In response to the fire that destroyed several stalls at the Skeldon Market, the government initiated upgrade works to restore the affected areas. With completion expected […]

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Guyana Police Traffic Chief Notes Decline in E-Bike Fatalities, Calls for Responsible Ownership

The Guyana Police Force’s Traffic Department has observed a decline in fatal accidents associated with Electric Bikes (E-Bikes), marking a positive trend in road safety. Senior Superintendent Mahendra Singh, the Traffic Chief, addressed concerns regarding E-Bike ownership and emphasized the need for responsible behavior among owners and riders. Singh highlighted a prevalent issue where adults […]

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Weather Challenges Lead to Garbage Pile-Ups in Guyana’s Wards: Solid Waste Management Unit Takes Action

In recent weeks, Guyana’s Solid Waste Management Unit has been grappling with significant challenges caused by inclement weather, resulting in mounting piles of garbage in various wards, including Campbellville and La Penitence. Walter Narine, the Director of Solid Waste Management, sheds light on the issues and discusses potential solutions to alleviate the situation. Narine reveals […]

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Local Development News

Ogle to Eccles Highway: A Step Towards Traffic Reduction and Renewable Energy

By Josiah Williams The Ogle to Eccles Four Lane Highway project, slated for completion by October this year, promises not only to alleviate traffic congestion in Georgetown but also to incorporate sustainable energy solutions. President Dr. Irfaan Ali inspected the project last evening and suggested the installation of solar panels along the 7-kilometre median, a […]

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Low Carbon Development National Transformation News

Guyana and FAO Collaborate to Address Land Degradation

By Josiah Williams In a joint effort with the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), Guyana is spearheading innovative projects to combat land degradation across various regions. These initiatives aim to promote sustainable land management practices, preserve natural resources, bolster the economy, and tackle challenges posed by climate change. Dr. Gillian Smith, the FAO Representative to […]

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