Guyana eyes Zimbabwe market for rice exports
Minister of Agriculture, Zulfikar Mustapha, recently received a courtesy call from the Non-Resident Ambassador of the Republic of Zimbabwe to Guyana, Patrick Mutasa.
During the...
6 foreigners detained over illegal mining operations
Through sustained efforts by the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission (GGMC), six non-nationals, including Brazilians and one Chinese national, were detained on August 20...
‘An important chapter in Guyana’s story’ – Min. Bharrat as 5th FPSO arrives
The Government of Guyana, through the Ministry of Natural Resources, welcomes the arrival of Errea Wittu, Guyana’s fifth and largest Floating Production, Storage and...
Koko village new well progressing – Indar
A new well being drilled at Koko, Region One, is progressing smoothly.
It is expected to improve access to a more reliable water supply for...
Aggrieved persons can seek court redress over social media irresponsibility – Pres. Ali
President Dr Irfaan Ali has said persons aggrieved by irresponsible conduct on social media can seek redress through the courts, while Government continues efforts...
Guyana’s Ambassador vows to be ‘neutral broker’ if elected as next UN Secretary General
Guyana’s candidate for United Nations Secretary General, Ambassador Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett, has outlined her approach to the position, saying she would seek to serve as...
PSC, Govt deepen dialogue on financing, AI & digital transformation
The Private Sector Commission (PSC) on Wednesday engaged Minister of Public Service, Government Efficiency & Implementation, Zulfikar Ally, to discuss the Guyana Development Bank...
New well for Circuitville
President Dr Irfaan Ali has committed to drilling a new well to improve access to potable water in Circuitville, Soesdyke-Linden.
Chief Executive Officer of the...
Works advances of Guyana’s National Tourism Policy
The Ministry of Tourism, Industry and Commerce on Wednesday continued its engagement with the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, as work advances on...
Contractors warned of liquidated damages if Bath water treatment plant misses December 31 completion...
Director General of the Ministry of Public Utilities and Aviation, Mr. Alfonso De Armas, this morning visited the site of the new water treatment...
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H.E.A.R.T. sees more than $75M in support to MV Barima affected families
More than $75 million in financial assistance has been provided to families affected by the MV Barima tragedy, as the government continues its coordinated...
HOATTA engages hospitals on requirements governing organ & tissue transplants
The Human Organ and Tissue Transplant Agency (HOATTA) convened a sensitization session with representatives of private and public hospitals and specialists involved in kidney...
SGCC calls for clarity, passenger support amid suspension of MV Canawaima
See full statement from the Suriname-Guyana Chamber of Commerce:
The Suriname-Guyana Chamber of Commerce (SGCC) is closely monitoring the temporary suspension of the MV Canawaima...
MNR says will continue engaging ExxonMobil after small fire aboard FPSO
See full statement from the Ministry of Natural Resources:
The Ministry of Natural Resources has been informed by ExxonMobil Guyana Limited of a potential safety...
59 individuals benefit from cancer screening and health education outreach in Diamond
Cancer prevention and early detection depend on access to accurate information, screening, timely diagnosis and appropriate care. These priorities were at the centre of...
Take advantage of growing economic opportunities – Walrond tells cops
The Guyana Police Force (GPF) in collaboration with the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) hosted a Personal and Professional Development Symposium with...
Cops to be trained to better address noise nuisance complaints
The Guyana Police Force (GPF) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) are strengthening their collaboration to tackle noise nuisance across the country.
Representatives of the...
Letter: Let’s debate the economics; not distort the President’s argument
Dear Editor,
From where I sit, the President did not say that Guyanese people eating out is the cause of the cost-of-living problem. What he...
Wilting crops & cracked earth pose major challenges for Berbice farmers as El Niño...
By: Andrew Carmichael
Cracked earth, wilting leaves and blossoms falling prematurely are becoming increasingly visible on farms in Berbice as farmers battle hot, dry conditions...
High import duties threaten Guyana’s gold & jewellery hub ambitions – MNR Technical Consultant
As Guyana seeks to become a globally recognised gold and jewellery hub through the El Dorado Reimagined brand, the country first has to address...
