GCAA’s suspension of shuttle operations not a “knee jerk” reaction- Fields
...says GCAA will not be lectured to by anyone in Aviation
By Ramona Luthi
In what appears to be an obvious response to comments being made...
‘Front companies’ from Govt cronies being used to apply for oil licences- Opposition...
...calls for exploration blocs to be auctioned instead
A worrying case of cronyism is currently evolving where relatives, friends and associates of Ministers and senior...
Govt once again sole sourcing from Ansa McAl, this time $515M in drugs
...as Secret Cabinet memo surfaces
Despite pronouncements that government breached the laws of Guyana to award a $605M drug contract to one of its corporate...
Gas prices up by $14, spike attributed to hurricane activities- Guyoil
The Guyana Oil Company Ltd (Guyoil) has announced an upward movement in prices for petroleum products at the pumps with effect from Thursday 14th,...
El Dorado Offshore pooling skills for oil industry
– 16 deck hands trained
El Dorado Offshore (EDO) has facilitated training for 16 deck hands to work on existing and future rigging operations.
“This is...
15 GBTI early savers club members awarded for NGSA success
The Guyana Bank for Trade and Industry Limited (GBTI) on Wednesday awarded bursaries to fifteen members of the early savers club who were successful...
Govt mum on burning questions over new Demerara river bridge
...Jagdeo says corruption already evident with little information available
Former President Dr Bharrat Jagdeo is calling on Minister of Public Infrastructure, David Patterson and the...
Ram and McRae launches 2nd edition of Companies Act Handbook
Accountancy firm Ram and McRae on Friday launched the newly-published second edition of its Companies Act Handbook at the Georgetown Club.
The new book serves...
No Govt policy in place to ban females working night shift- Harmon
Following the heavy barrage of criticisms levied on Government over Junior Social Protection Minister Keith Scott’s plan to bar single mothers from working the night...
Sunset Lakes 100 acres: CH&PA engages court to rescind agreement, repossess lands
Sunset Lakes Inc. a company owned by controversial Chinese Businessman, Chu Hongbo, has been hauled before the courts by the Central Housing and Planning...
Recent Articles
Solar panels stolen from school in Bartica; businessman, security officer arrested
See full statement from Guyana Police Force:
Police in Regional Division #7 are investigating an alleged simple larceny that occurred between Friday, April 19, and...
Taxi drivers allegedly shot by vendor at Kitty Seawall
See full statement from the Guyana Police Force:
On April 17th, 2024, at about 23:00 hrs on the seawall near the Station in Kitty,...
Authorities still awaiting lab results on Berbice children who died last week
Authorities are still awaiting the results of lab tests conducted on samples taken from three Berbice children who died under unknown or unclear circumstances.
These...
Over 2800 dengue cases recorded for the year so far
Guyana has already recorded over 2800 dengue cases for 2024, advisor to the Ministry of Health, Dr Leslie Ramsammy has revealed.
Specifically, a total of...
Govt, CARICOM working for solution to Haitian crisis– President Ali
President Dr Irfaan Ali has reminded the region that the Guyana government and the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) continue to direct stringent efforts to the...
Edghill engages speedboat operators on unauthorised fare increases, other concerns
Minister of Public Works, Bishop Juan Edghill, this morning met with boat operators that ply the Bartica and Supenaam route to address unauthorised fare...
Taxi driver busted with 22kg of ganja
A 53-year-old taxi driver was taken into custody following the interception of 22 kilograms of cannabis in his motorcar on Sunday last at High...
Over G$110M raised for the Palestinians following appeal during Ramadan 2024
The Central Islamic Organisation of Guyana (CIOG), the Muslim Youth Organisation of Guyana, (MYO) and The Guyana Islamic Trust (GIT), are pleased to announce...
Letter: Unless PPC is given authority, it cannot cancel any contracts
Dear Editor,
The Public Procurement Commission’s publication of the report has sparked a deluge of commentaries from politicians, media personalities, and social media commentators. Based...
Guyanese scholar Dr Vivian Rambihar inducted into Walk of Fame
Dr. Vivian Rambihar, a globally renowned Toronto cardiologist, Adjunct Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto, author and global community activist for close to...