Schools to be graded under new report card system
-by Kimberly Giddings Guyana’s education system is set for a major shift, as schools will now be graded on performance under a new “school report card” system. This was disclosed by the Minister…
Fire destroys 401 Furniture Store bond
A fire on Thursday afternoon completely destroyed a warehouse belonging to 401 Furniture Store, located at Lot 38, Second Street, Mon Repos. The warehouse, measuring approximately 30 by 80 feet,…
Gov’t enforces zero tolerance policy on illegal mining operations
Georgetown, Guyana – The Government of Guyana, led by the Ministry of Natural Resources in collaboration with the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission and the Guyana Police Force, have officially…
Despite challenges, Buzz-Bee Dam to Land of Canaan highway poised to bolster national development
Work on the Buzz Bee Dam to Land of Canaan 4-lane stretch of the larger East Bank expansion project is taking shape, and President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali has highlighted…
President Ali inspects new Region One-Georgetown ferry
-as gov’t moves to modernise maritime sector President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali on Wednesday conducted a walkthrough of the government’s latest maritime acquisition, a modern ferry destined to bolster the…
US suspends immigrant visa processing for several CARICOM nations
The United States has announced a suspension in the processing of immigrant visas for several Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries—excluding Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago. The move is part of a…
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Gov’t extends closing dates for bids on gas bottling company, ammonia/urea plant
The Government of Guyana through the Office of the Prime Minister has extended the closing date for Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) proposals for the establishment of a gas bottling…
Work advancing on Buzz Bee Dam to Land of Canaan highway development
On Tuesday, President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali inspected ongoing work on the massive four-lane highway development extending from Buzz Bee Dam to Land of Canaan, providing an overview during a…
Judiciary pushes for full autonomy
-by Kimberly Giddings At the ceremonial opening of Law Year 2026, Acting Chancellor of the Judiciary, Justice Roxanne George, delivered a comprehensive assessment of Guyana’s court system, but her strongest…
AG calls for more in-person court hearings
Attorney General Anil Nandlall, SC, has strongly advocated for a greater return to in-person court hearings, especially for trials and oral arguments. He was at the time speaking at the…
