PPP needs more Afro-Guyanese women-Jagdeo
Opposition Leader, Bharrat Jagdeo is discontented with the male to female composition of his party. In fact, Jagdeo said that he is dissatisfied with...
ExxonMobil’s Local Content Advisor never wrote or instituted a policy in his life
Consultations on the strengths and weaknesses of Guyana’s draft local content policy are yet to begin. But this has not stopped USA oil giant,...
ExxonMobil will not be contributing to election campaigns in Guyana-Brasington
Over the last two years, several local activists have expressed serious concern about the capacity of USA oil giant, ExxonMobil to corrupt Guyana’s politicians...
US$950M Demerara River Crossing Project can make or break Guyana’s economy -Nandlall warns
If the coalition administration is not careful, then its US$950M Demerara River Crossing Project can break Guyana’s comparatively small, relatively undiversified and precariously dependent...
Minister Jordan sues Edghill $200M for Malicious Prosecution
Finance Minister, Winston Jordan is suing Opposition Member of Parliament, Juan Edghill for damages of $200M.
Jordan is suing because Edghill had initially brought charges...
Corruption in Guyana’s corporate world a nightmare-Jagdeo
All and sundry seem fixated with corruption in the government. But when the spotlight is placed on the corporate world, “Guyanese would be faced...
High-level CARICOM summit to be held in Jamaica in two weeks
The 39th Regular Meeting of the Conference of Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) will take place at the Montego Bay Convention...
TT expert advocates for strong terms in Local Content Policies, but gives Guyana weak...
Oil and Gas Consultant, Anthony Paul is one of Chatham House’s most respected experts on Local Content Policies. In fact, Paul was one of...
Jagdeo wants GGMC, other forensic audit reports released
“If you find corruption, then you find it…But just make all the forensic audit reports public.”
This call was issued by Opposition Leader, Bharrat Jagdeo...
68 percent of GRA revenue comes from less than 300 taxpayers -Statia
Earlier today, Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) Commissioner General, Godfrey Statia revealed that “less than 300 large taxpayers account for 68 percent of total revenues...
