Author: admin

News

Region Two farmers to provide self-help for road works

Hundreds of Region Two farmers are expected to benefit from 15,000 acres of available farming lands following the rehabilitation of several all-weather roads worth over $51 million. Regional Vice Chairman, Humace Oudit said farmers will  participate in the project by providing self-help services. The roads are currently being laid and compacted with crusher run in […]

Continue readingRegion Two farmers to provide self-help for road works

News

Guyana’s laws being reviewed, consolidated

The Government of Guyana has begun the process of consolidating and revising all the country’s laws, in keeping with its promise of overhauling and modernising the legislative landscape. A press release from the Attorney General’s Chambers on Saturday, states that the exercise is a collaboration between the ‘Law Revision Commission’ unit of the AG’s Chambers, […]

Continue readingGuyana’s laws being reviewed, consolidated

News

Gov’t will continue to buffer effects of rise in cost of living ─ Minister Edghill

Residents of Region Two have been assured that government will continue to implement measures to buffer the effects of the rising cost of living. This reassurance was given by Minister of Public Works, Bishop Juan Edghill, M.P, as he joined citizens in Phagwah celebrations on Friday. Over the past few weeks, food prices have been […]

Continue readingGov’t will continue to buffer effects of rise in cost of living ─ Minister Edghill

News

Free testing, treatment for Hepatitis C to be available later this year

Minister of Health, Dr. Frank Anthony, M.P, said later this year, the Government will be launching a programme to treat persons suffering from Hepatitis C. Treatment is costly, as such this initiative will unburden persons requiring it. “Right now, we are in the process of launching a programme where all those persons who have been […]

Continue readingFree testing, treatment for Hepatitis C to be available later this year

News

Improved sport facilities to boost youth development, sports tourism

With Guyana on the rise, the administration through the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport is taking steps to improve sport facilities across the country to host international events and boost local talent. Last year, the ministry identified several sport facilities to undergo construction, among them the Leonora track and field ground in Region Three. […]

Continue readingImproved sport facilities to boost youth development, sports tourism

News

Gov’t to facilitate training of mining sector stakeholders

Minister of Natural Resources, Vickram Bharrat, M.P, said the Government will be facilitating training for individuals in the mining sector which will be piloted by the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission (GGMC), in collaboration with the private sector. The minister spoke of this development during a recent meeting with goldsmiths and jewellers at Duke Lodge. […]

Continue readingGov’t to facilitate training of mining sector stakeholders

News

3,000 Region One residents to benefit from ICT training

Thirty newly-graduated persons hailing from several communities in Region One, are set to train over 3,000 residents in Information and Communications Technology (ICT). The participants graduated from the Office of the Prime Minister’s Industry and Innovation Unit’s ‘Train the Trainers’ workshop, which was conceptualised to promote computer literacy and prepare youths for the modern workforce, […]

Continue reading3,000 Region One residents to benefit from ICT training

News

Ministry of Education responds to Elijah Bijay’s letter in today’s Stabroek News

The Ministry of Education has noted, with concern, a letter appearing in the Stabroek News of Saturday 19th March 2022, titled “Reportedly, the government has withdrawn funding from the Adult Education Association”. The writer, Mr. Elijah Bijay complains of the government’s intention to reduce the subvention to the Adult Association of Guyana. This complaint is […]

Continue readingMinistry of Education responds to Elijah Bijay’s letter in today’s Stabroek News