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Rockstone residents see improved quality of life following gov’t interventions

The government has been making significant strides to enhance the lives of persons residing in the community of Rockstone in Linden, Region 10. Minister of Public Works, Bishop Juan Edghill underscored that the interventions made there are aligned with the government’s commitment to ensure that the same level of development taking place on the coast […]

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Gov’t continues to expand scholarship opportunities

– Another 424 Guyanese benefit from Public Service scholarships In a testament to its commitment to building a well-educated and qualified nation, the Government of Guyana continues to make significant investments in scholarship programmes for Guyanese students. This unwavering dedication was highlighted by Public Service Minister Sonia Parag during the orientation ceremony on Saturday for […]

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President Ali unveils plan to facilitate training of 2,000 Guyanese in nearshoring

-says opportunities are enormous President, Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali has expressed intention to facilitate the training of 2,000 young Guyanese to take up jobs in the area of nearshoring, which holds tremendous potential. He was at the time addressing the gathering at the Guyana Oil and Gas Energy Chamber’s Annual Awards and Induction Ceremonial Dinner […]

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Gov’t anticipates favourable ICJ ruling in border controversy case – Min. Edghill tells Lindeners

Guyanese are being called to rally together in solidarity, as the government seeks a peaceful resolution to the Guyana/Venezuela controversy. On Friday, during a sensitisation exercise with Lindeners, Public Works Minister, Bishop Juan Edghill reaffirmed the government’s firm belief in a positive outcome following the International Court of Justice (ICJ) process. “We anticipate as a […]

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$3M in agriculture inputs distributed to Crabwood Creek farmers

Farmers of Crabwood Creek, Region Six received a total of $3 million in agriculture inputs, including farming posts and barbed wire, to construct a fence to prevent cattle from destroying the crops. The items which were handed over included 1,500 posts and 160 rolls of barbed wire. The handing over took place during the farmers’ […]

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“Our country will remain a peaceful place” – President Ali tells Kaikan residents

Engaging residents of communities near the Venezuelan border on Thursday, President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali affirmed that Guyana will remain a country of peace. “Everything we do will be to ensure that peacefully, our neighbour will understand that any reckless behaviour would be followed by accountability from the international […]

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Govt’s commitment to diplomacy, justice has garnered international support

Guyana’s commitment to peace and international diplomacy has enabled the country to garner the support of several international organisations and countries including the United States, United Nations, and CARICOM, in the ongoing Guyana/Venezuela border controversy. This was highlighted by Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Mohabir Anil Nandlall, SC, during an awareness session at […]

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GPHC expanding services following groundbreaking, successful kidney transplant on seven-year-old

Following the groundbreaking success of a kidney transplant performed on seven-year-old patient Angelica Soamnauth at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC), Guyana is poised to enhance its capability to perform pediatric transplant surgeries. The medical feat marks a significant milestone, paving the way for expanded medical expertise in the realm of pediatric transplantation in Guyana. […]

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5,300 allottees to soon gain access to lands in Great Diamond, Grove

─ as Min. Croal inspects $17.1B infrastructure works Minister of Housing and Water, Collin Croal on Friday, visited new housing developments along the East Bank of Demerara to assess the progress of ongoing infrastructure works. During his visit, Minister Croal, along with a team of engineers and contractors, inspected six blocks – four in Great […]

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Slow progress in Region Eight projects ‘unacceptable’- Min. Sukhai

Even as the government is injecting millions of dollars to improve social services and livelihoods in Region Eight, the implementation and completion of projects by the Regional Democratic Council (RDC) is ‘alarmingly’ slow. Minister of Amerindian Affairs, Pauline Sukhai who has parliamentary responsibility for the region, was made aware during a recent four-day outreach to […]

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