By Fabiana McKlmon Under the ‘Men on Mission’ (MoM) and ‘One Guyana’ initiative, spearheaded by President Irfaan Ali, the government of Guyana orchestrated a massive national cleanup exercise. President Ali himself took to the streets, leading by example in the Houston/Agricola area. The vision driving this initiative is one of a clean and beautiful country, […]
Entrepreneurs in Guyana are creatively fostering national pride and celebrating the country’s rich identity through innovative lapel pins. The latest addition to this trend features a soldier saluting the Golden Arrowhead alongside a map of Guyana. Anthony Nestor of AN Pins and Gifts unveiled the unique lapel pins designed to capture the spirit of unity […]
The vibrant spirit of Mashramani, Guyana’s annual cultural festival, is taking center stage as the Department of Education orchestrates children’s competitions across various regions. In Region 6, a total of 12 schools enthusiastically participated in the festivities, showcasing their creativity and talents. The event in Region 6 encompassed a diverse array of competitions, including dramatic […]
Over 200 households in the Mahaicony River and surrounding areas in Region Five have received 1,700-liter black water tanks, enhancing their access to potable water. Agriculture Minister Zulfikar Mustapha personally visited the area to distribute the tanks, addressing the concerns raised by residents in December. Residents had previously expressed worries about saltwater intrusion in the […]
In a recent visit to communities on the East Bank of Demerara, President Irfaan Ali announced plans for agricultural projects and committed to a series of road works. The president engaged with residents, focusing on boosting food production and addressing community infrastructure needs. Youths in Mocha Arcadia, East Bank Demerara, will soon benefit from agricultural […]
Amerindian communities in Guyana have utilized over three billion dollars from carbon credit funds, according to an update from Amerindian Affairs Minister Pauline Sukhai. The funds, generated from the sale of carbon credits, are making a significant impact on the transformation of Indigenous communities. In 2022, 232 Amerindian communities utilized 3.6 billion dollars from carbon […]
The Community Support Officers (CSOs) programme in Guyana has made significant strides, providing skills training to over 2,600 young Amerindians in the past three years. In the previous year alone, the Amerindian Affairs Ministry recorded substantial participation in various training courses under the CSOs programme. Minister Pauline Sukhai shared the achievements in a press briefing. […]
Several youths from Kitty in Georgetown have enrolled in skills training programs, including heavy-duty machinery operation, electrical installation, and concrete block making, following a commitment by President Irfaan Ali to enhance the skill sets of the area’s youth. Government ministers engaged with the youths to discuss potential career paths and the acquisition of new skills. […]
President Dr. Irfaan Ali conducted a walkabout in Kitty, Georgetown, addressing concerns raised by residents. Among the issues highlighted were improper drainage, irrigation, poor roadways leading to flooding, dumping of debris, and security matters. In response to these concerns, President Ali pledged to develop a comprehensive plan to swiftly deal with the issues and provide […]
Vice President Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo has dismissed accusations of nepotism and favoritism leveled against the PPP/C government by Opposition Leader Aubrey Norton. Responding to Norton’s New Year’s message, where he accused the government of benefiting friends and families, Vice President Jagdeo stated that a factual examination would reveal that the only party guilty of such […]