33 New Peace Corps Volunteers sworn in
After ten weeks of technical training in the Essequibo Islands on adolescent health and well-being, education and environmental programmes, 33 new Peace Corps Volunteers...
“Big” City businesses owe City Hall more than $4B in property tax – Town...
The limping cash-strapped City Hall is in a pickle to find its footing now that the accumulative amount of property taxes owed to the...
$264M Solar Farm at Mabaruma to be fully operational by month end
The first ever solar farm located at Mabaruma is expected to be fully operational by the end of this month. The government says the...
Essequibians forming group to push tourism
The Region Two Regional Democratic Council (RDC) and the Essequibo Chambers of Commerce (ECC) have embarked on a project to form a group to...
Designs for overhauled Vreed-en-Hoop, Stabroek Stellings to be completed this year
After years of calling for better facilities, commuters that utilise the Vreed-en-Hoop and Stabroek Market Stellings, are closer to being at ease, as the...
Guyana to spent $2B phase out mercury in mining
Two major projects targeting the reduction of mercury use in the mining industry will soon be introduced as part of a National Action Plan...
US$31M Sheriff Street/Mandela Avenue Road Expansion Programme in jeopardy as Govt. requests termination of...
The Expansion of the Sheriff Street–Mandela Road Programme has been cast into jeopardy as the Government of Guyana (GoG) moves to have the contract...
GPL updating customers’ database, seeking public’s cooperation
The Guyana Power and Light Incorporated (GPL) has launched a nationwide survey to update customers’ information and is soliciting the cooperation of citizens.
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Int’l Organisation for Migration to help with Venezuelan Migration issue; train Guyanese officials
The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) has committed its support to addressing the migration of Venezuelans to Guyana. It will also help boost the...
Infrastructure Minister defends granting permission to Chinese company to import stone for East Dem....
Minister of Public Infrastructure, David Patterson recently issued statements via his Facebook Page to clarify media reports regarding local stone suppliers complaining that they...
