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Government to address road defects – Minister Croal  

The government is strengthening its monitoring mechanisms to ensure that the Guyanese who are adversely affected by road upgrades in their communities get relief in a timely and efficient manner. Minister of Housing and Water Collin Croal said the government has been receiving complaints that some engineers are digging up areas to install new pipelines […]

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Access to justice is most important of all legal rights – AG Nandlall

The government has been focused on ensuring that every citizen, regardless of where they live, has swift access to the institutions of justice in Guyana. Speaking at yesterday’s commissioning ceremony of a brand-new, state-of-the-art Magistrate’s court at Anna Regina in Region Two, Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs Mohabir Anil Nandlall said that access […]

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Playing with fire: The hidden cost of unilaterally renegotiating the 2016 PSA

Since oil production began in December 2019, Guyana has received over US$5 billion in revenues. But could the country get more if it were to renegotiate the 2016 Production Sharing Agreement (PSA)? What would be the hidden cost? Following the release of the 2016 PSA for the Stabroek Block, there has been an outcry for […]

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Warapoka village to expand tourism with new Lodge

A new eco lodge in Warapoka is expected to provide visitors with a more nature-based experience. Warapoka is the only community in the Moruca sub-region that is exploring tourism opportunities as a means of fostering sustainable livelihood. Minister of Housing and Water Collin Croal recently visited the community to respond to a request from villagers […]

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47% of 50,000 house lots went to women, 90% to low-income families

The government has exceeded its target to deliver 50,000 house lots promised in its 2020 manifesto, with single women, young people, and low-income families among the main beneficiaries. Of the total allocations, 47 per cent have gone to single women, and 54 per cent have been granted to young Guyanese aged 21 to 35, providing […]

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Guyana secures US$350M loan for social upliftment

The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has approved a US$350 million loan for the Ministry of Human Services and Social Security to support digital transformation, inclusion, and the empowerment of vulnerable groups. According to IDB, the loan will support the digital transformation of social services, which entails streamlining and digitalising the ministry’s processes to reduce transaction […]

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