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Amerindian leaders urged to consult when changing priorities outlined in sustainable plans

Amerindian leaders from the over 200 villages across Guyana were on Monday urged to consult with residents when changing the projects outlined in their 10-year Village Sustainable Plans (VSPs) that are required to access funds available to their villages under the expanded Low Carbon Development Strategy (LCDS 2030). Minister of Amerindian Affairs Pauline Sukhai during […]

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‘We will respect, honour your views’ – President Ali tells Amerindian leaders

– As NTC conference 2023 opens President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali has stressed the importance of collaboration between the government and the National Toshaos Council (NTC), noting that the synergy is a steadfast principle that will guide their shared journey towards the upliftment of the Amerindian people. Dr. Ali said the voice, ideas, and recommendations […]

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Six Amerindian communities receive certificates of title at NTC Conference

The government continues to prioritise land titling and demarcation in hinterland communities, in addition to improving accessibility in Amerindian communities. Minister of Amerindian Affairs, Pauline Sukhai gave the assurance at the opening ceremony of the 2023 National Toshaos Council Conference, at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre on Monday. The minister relayed that the project is […]

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$147M NTC Secretariat commissioned in Sophia

The long-awaited National Toshaos Council (NTC) Secretariat was commissioned on Monday at its National Exhibition Centre, Sophia location. Some $127.8 million was allocated for construction of the building, and an additional $20 million was allocated this year to furnish it. Prime Minister, Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Phillips expressed that the building is indicative of government’s commitment […]

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30 Johanna Cecilia, Charity residents being upskilled through BIT

─ benefitting from Welding and Fabrication, Electrical Installation training Another batch of Region Two residents are benefitting from the Welding and Fabrication and Electrical Installation skills training programmes being offered through the Ministry of Labour’s Board of Industrial Training (BIT) in collaboration with the Neighbourhood Democratic Councils (NDCs). During a recent visit to the region, […]

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Housing Ministry executes another successful Building Expo

The Ministry of Housing and Water has once again achieved remarkable success with the hosting of another highly successful International Building Exposition, hosted at the National Stadium, Providence. The event managed to captivate the attention of 369 exhibitors and draw in thousands of patrons over the course of the past four days. Attendees were treated […]

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New Motocross Park at Mainstay to create more tourism opportunities

The inherent characteristics of Region Two naturally attract tourism activities, making it an automatic magnet for such endeavours. This was the sentiment shared by Senior Minister in the Office of the President with Responsibility for Finance, Dr Ashni Singh, while delivering the keynote address at the official opening of the Mainstay Motocross Park on Saturday. […]

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PM welcomes move by Gladstone family, calls for apology from Dutch, British Gov’ts

While Prime Minister Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Phillips welcomes the apology by the descendants of John Gladstone, a former British plantation owner, he is also calling for an apology and reparations from both the Dutch and British Governments, since various ethnic groups, specifically Africans have suffered by the hands of these colonisers. The prime minister met […]

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PAC opens $60M office in Lethem to further protect, conserve Guyana’s ecosystems

To expand its mandate to protect and conserve Guyana’s natural ecosystems, the Protected Areas Commission (PAC) on Saturday opened a new office at 56 Commercial Block, Lethem, Region Nine. The $60 million office is established as one of the measures to strengthen the commission’s ability to monitor and carry out preservation activities in the nearby […]

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