Govt. must address tax treatment for environmental issues before any other contract is...
Before any other contract is signed or revised for the oil and gas sector, Guyana needs to have in place...
Gov’t should have taken Badal to CCJ over Stockfeed shares – Jagdeo
The Leader of the Opposition Bharrat Jagdeo, is of the firm opinion that the David Granger-led administration would have done...
GCCI to host inaugural Business Development Forum to help business become competitive, compliant
The oldest private sector body in Guyana, the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI), is preparing to host it...
Germany to fund € 2.3M Climate Resilience, Sustainable Energy Project in the Caribbean
With climate change continuing to wreak havoc around the world – including the Caribbean Region – the Caribbean Community (CARICOM)...
Baramita Nursery, Primary Schools completed
Primary and Nursery-aged students of Baramita, Region One (Barima-Waini) will be occupying two new schools come September.
Regional Education Officer of...
Pres. Granger not pleased with slow implementation of CARICOM decisions
President David Granger is dissatisfied with the failure of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) member states to implement decisions which ultimately...
Department of Energy to be fully functional by end of August – Granger
President David Granger has assured that Guyana will have a fully functional Department of Energy by the end of August.
“I...
Govt. scrapped initial design of new Dem. River Crossing because it got no backing...
The decision made by the coalition government to scrap the initial design for the new Demerara River Crossing continues to be questioned...
SPU defends 4.75% interest rate on $30B bond for sugar industry
Leader of the Opposition, Bharrat Jagdeo believes that the interest rate for the $30B bond given to the Special Purpose...
Man confesses to beating brother to death for eating his dinner
A 61-year-old man lost his life around 19:00 hrs last night after his young brother dealt him several blows to...
