Radio and Television for Guyana
-Not shortage -by Kristin Josiah Financial analyst Joel Bhagwandin says Guyana’s foreign currency situation should not be viewed as a shortage, but rather as a liquidity and market issue. He…
-by David Clarke Jobseekers and members of the public today had an opportunity to access employment opportunities and a range of government services without having to visit multiple agencies. The…
Young Guyanese leaving universities and vocational training institutions are being encouraged to consider entrepreneurship as a pathway to employment and economic opportunity. The Small Business Bureau says many graduates leave…
-as El Niño drives up demand -by Nakasia Logan Grappling with unusually high temperature from the El Nino period and high power demand on its grid, the Government of Guyana…
-by NaAsia Bristol More than US$3.6 billion has been spent with local companies since Guyana’s oil industry began, according to ExxonMobil Guyana President Alistair Routledge. Routledge says more than 2,000…
adminGuyana is set to take centre stage in the regional media landscape as the Caribbean Broadcasting Union (CBU) hosts its 57th General Assembly and Media Awards from August 17 to…
-by Shamiah Grant The Government is transforming its healthcare approach to combat a growing regional crisis in neurological health, shifting focus from merely saving lives to protecting long-term quality of…
admin-by Celestine Chacon A new sluice door will be tendered for – within the next month – to replace the damaged structure in the Schoonord community, where emergency works have…
admin-by Celestine Chacon President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali is taking his community engagement efforts directly to the people, using a bicycle to connect with residents and hear their concerns firsthand.…
admin– in first year -by Kyler Rollins Over 300 babies have been successfully delivered at the Bath Regional Hospital since the institution opened its doors one year ago. Maternity services…
