Public Works Minister Juan Edghill made the announcement during Wednesday’s Cabinet outreach, assuring residents that key community projects are being prioritized to drive local development.

Minister Edghill highlighted that over the past five years, Region Ten has seen major investments in public infrastructure, including extensive road upgrades, drainage improvements, and the refurbishment of river lan

President Irfaan Ali has outlined plans for major agricultural investments in Region Ten, including the establishment of the country’s large-scale swine production operations.

The initiative aims to expand the region’s productive capacity and position Linden as a hub for supplying Guyana’s hinterland.

Speaking during an outreach to the region on Wednesday, President Ali said the government through the Guyana Development Bank and the Ministry of Agriculture will mobilise farmers, e

The Ministry of Tourism, Industry and Commerce has taken note of the recent incident involving the theft, unlawful purchase and attempted movement of copper and wishes to make its position clear.

The persons identified in connection with the incident were not licensed scrap-metal dealers. The individual who purchased the copper and is currently on bail is a repeat offender, having been involved in a similar incident earlier this year. The Ministry notes that he is not a licensed dealer and maintains that

The Government of Guyana has confirmed the conclusion of a migration cooperation framework with the Government of the United States of America that will allow for the relocation of a limited, vetted number of skilled and non-criminal individuals to Guyana through the International Organization for Migration (IOM) Assisted Voluntary Return Programme.

Under the framework, Guyana will retain full discretion to review and reject any individual proposed for relocation. The United States will bear the full cos

Guyana’s new Council of Legal Education (CLE) law school is expected to strengthen the country’s position as a regional centre for higher education and professional training. Attorney General Anil Nandlall, SC, described the institution as part of a wider vision to attract Caribbean students to Guyana.

Speaking at the sod turning ceremony at the University of Guyana’s Turkeyen Campus, Nandlall said that the institution should not be viewed as a facility solely for Guyanese students, noting that its regio

Guyana’s oil windfall has created unprecedented fiscal space, but with that comes a difficult question: how much should be saved, and how much should be invested?

As government ramps up spending on major infrastructure, economist Richard Rambarran says Guyana’s challenge is finding the balance between preserving wealth for the future and using it to transform the economy today.​

Debt reduction, macroeconomic management and institutional reforms, he argues, helped position the coun