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Paruima male, female teams emerge victorious at Upper Maz games

The one-week Upper Mazaruni District Games came to an end on Sunday in Paruima Village with Paruima Sports Club’s male and female teams both emerging victorious in the highly-competitive football matches. Both categories will be representing the district at the much-anticipated Amerindian Heritage Games which will be held from September 28 to October 1 in […]

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Gov’t mulling training police officers, teachers to detect mental illnesses – Health minister

Added to the training being rolled out to primary healthcare workers, police and teachers may soon be among the groups of persons receiving professional training on detecting the signs and symptoms of mental illness in persons. Minister of Health, Dr. Frank Anthony disclosed this information to the Department of Public Information (DPI). During an interview […]

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East Bank Demerara residents to benefit from new pump station at Craig

To mitigate flooding in many farming areas while increasing food productivity, residents along the East Bank corridor will soon benefit from the construction of a pump station at Craig.   On Friday last, a contract worth approximately $1 billion was signed to execute the project. The disclosure was made by Minister of Agriculture, Zulfikar Mustapha […]

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Gov’t expends close to $500M to procure Cutter Head Dredge

– hundreds of farmers, residents across the country to benefit from improved drainage  On Saturday, Agriculture Minister Hon. Zulfikar Mustapha commissioned a cutter head dredge at Little Diamond on the East Bank of Demerara. The dredge, a first of its kind for the ministry, was procured by the National Drainage and Irrigation Authority (NDIA) at […]

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Gov’t committed to bridging development divide – Prime Minister Phillips tells Karasabai

─ delivers home solar system units to village Prime Minister, Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Phillips has reaffirmed government’s commitment to bridging all developmental divides to ensure that all Guyanese are able to access opportunities to improve their lives.   PM Phillips gave the assurance in Karasabai, Region Nine, as he delivered a number of home solar […]

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Six years later, Leguan Stelling contractor misses another deadline

While the government of Guyana is steadfast in its commitment to enhancing the nation’s landscape and infrastructure, it is equally stern in holding contractors responsible for failing to finish their projects within the allocated period. One prime example is the contractor of the Leguan Stelling, Maraj Contracting Services, who has missed another deadline again to […]

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Over 600 women engaged in training through WIIN programme

Some 650 women hailing from La Parfaite Harmonie, Pouderoyen, Vreed-en-Hoop, Crane, and Leonora, Region Three (Essequibo Islands-West Demerara) are being upskilled through the Ministry of Human Services and Social Security’s- Women’s Innovation and Investment Network (WIIN) training programme. The programme’s overarching goal is to bolster women’s prospects by offering them an opportunity for multifaceted skills […]

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Gov’t working towards seamless, hassle-free ferry travel – Min. Edghill

To accompany the large-scale infrastructural and socioeconomic transformation underway, government continues to explore ways to vastly improve the quality of transportation services for Guyanese. Minister of Public Works, Bishop Juan Edghill gave the reassurance at the opening ceremony for the Simextra Duty-Free Store at the Canawaima Ferry Terminal, Moleson Creek, Region Six (East Berbice-Corentyne) on […]

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El Niño will greatly affect weather patterns and raise the possibility of grass fires in Guyana

The Guyana Fire Service and Fire Prevention Department plan to improve readiness and response efforts to safeguard people, property, and the environment during El Niño occurrences by comprehending the possible consequences of El Niño and putting into practice efficient mitigation techniques and practices. This would include ongoing monitoring, public awareness initiatives, community cooperation, and collaboration […]

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President Ali urges Guyanese to be resolute in the protection of democracy, freedom

-At commemoration of bicentennial anniversary of Demerara Revolt As Guyana commemorates the bicentennial of one of the ‘darkest and bloodiest’ events in our quest for freedom, President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali has called on Guyanese to be resolute in ensuring our democracy is strengthened, so that our freedom can never again be threatened. The president […]

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