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Teachers Union’s demand for salary increase from 2019-2023 not in interest of educators’ wellbeing – Attorney General

Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Mohabir Anil Nandlall SC, has expressed concerns about the Guyana Teachers Union (GTU) and its recent demand for a salary increase before ending the ongoing strike. Nandlall believes that this demand reflects a lack of interest in conciliation and resolving issues beforehand, enphasising the need for both parties […]

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CARICOM has shown maturity, growth over the years

– ‘Will continue to show leadership to the world’ – President Ali With democracy reigning, the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) has grown exponentially over the past years, managing to reap continuous success on the global scale in various areas. This position was emphasised by President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali on Wednesday evening during the book launch […]

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GTU’s request for 20 per cent payout unreasonable – Min Manickchand

Minister of Education, Priya Manickchand, has strongly criticised the Guyana Teachers’ Union’s (GTU) demand for a 20 per cent salary increase before teachers return to the classrooms. Minister Manickchand labeled the plea as an unreasonable and deliberate attempt to obstruct conciliation and impede progress in resolving the ongoing issue. During a press conference on Wednesday, […]

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GLDA addressing dairy product issue with T&T – Minister Mustapha

The Guyana Livestock Development Authority (GLDA) is taking proactive steps to address the recent refusal of dairy products by Trinidad and Tobago from one of Guyana’s leading producers. This was according to Minister of Agriculture, Zulfikar Mustapha, during an event at the ministry’s Regent Street office, where he assured that the matter is receiving close […]

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CCJ allows govt to join fight against unlimited parent company guarantee for oil spills

In a landmark decision, the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) has overturned the ruling of Guyana’s Court of Appeal, granting the government the right to intervene in the legal battle alongside ExxonMobil and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) concerning an unlimited parent company guarantee for potential oil spills. A parental guarantee, whether limited or unlimited, […]

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Ministry of Education Disappointed by Guyana Teacher’s Union Breach of Agreement

The Ministry of Education is appalled at the recent release from the Guyana Teachers’ Union. Both because of its inaccurate contents as well as its breach of agreement made between the parties not to speak publicly while the matter is being conciliated. The conciliation process was initiated by the Ministry of Education in keeping with […]

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Govt to rehabilitate Silver Hill’s main access road

Minister of Public Works, Bishop Juan Edghill, has assured swift intervention to address the deteriorating condition of Silver Hill’s main access road along the Soesdyke-Linden Highway. Minister Edghill made the announcement during an engagement with the residents and operators on Tuesday. This follows concerns raised by the community’s chairperson regarding the impact of nearby loam […]

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$15M in monitoring devices procured to revolutionise fishing industry

Guyana’s fishing industry is poised for significant transformation with the introduction of artisanal vessel monitoring devices, procured and distributed to over a dozen fisherfolk by the Ministry of Agriculture. These devices, representing a $15 million investment by the government, will transform fishing practices by enabling the tracking of fishing boats and monitoring of fish populations […]

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Govt tackling squatting affecting infrastructure works at Plantation Fitz Hope, Linden

The government has accelerated its efforts to address squatting in Plantation Fitz Hope, also referred to as ‘Amelia’s Ward Phase Four’ in Linden, Region Ten. Currently, eight informal structures are obstructing infrastructure development there. Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Central Housing and Planning Authority (CHPA), Sherwyn Greaves led a team to the area where […]

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