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Removal of vendors along New Market Street opposite GPHC

A FINAL notice is hereby given to vendors who are occupying spaces along New Market Street, between Thomas and East Streets, to remove all erected makeshift stalls, sheds, carts, caravans, motor vehicles, and other receptacles used for vending. These vendors, according to the previous notice have been impeding the smooth flow of traffic in the […]

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279 Region 10 residents certified in various skills

Some 279 persons from Kwakwani and Linden, Region Ten have been certified in various skill sets by the Board of Industrial Training (BIT). The trainees received certificates from Labour Minister Joseph Hamilton, BIT Chief Executive Officer Richard Maughn, and other officials over the last two days. Sixty-five persons from Kwakwani earned certification in welding and […]

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Gov’t gives Shulinab, Meriwau $6M water system upgrade

Residents of Shulinab and Meriwau, South Rupununi, Region Nine are now receiving improved water supply following a $6 million extension to the water distribution system in the area. The extension of the water system is the fulfilment of a commitment made by His Excellency, Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali when he engaged residents back in August. […]

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Men on Mission to construct 150 homes for vulnerable Guyanese next year – President Ali 

– Home completed for 85-year-old Herstelling resident in two weeks His Excellency Dr Irfaan Ali said that the Men on Mission (MoM) initiative that he is leading will help with the construction of approximately 150 homes across the country for vulnerable persons who own their own house lots.  The Head of State made the remarks […]

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Human rights, democracy key pillars for building tolerance

– Second Human Rights and Sustainable Development Panel Discussion hosted at ACCC The Second Human Rights and Sustainable Development Panel Discussion was on Saturday held at Guyana’s inaugural Human Rights Expo, at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre, Liliendaal. Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Governance, Gail Teixeira who spoke on the panel, touched on the importance […]

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Norton should present to COI, “winning SOPs” said to be in his possession – VP

Opposition Leader Aubrey Norton should present to the elections commission of inquiry the Statements of Poll (SOPs) he has publicly claimed to have, Vice President, Dr Bharrat Jagdeo said on Friday. “I’m hoping that Mr. Norton himself will take his appearing, disappearing statements of poll and show the commission, ‘I have them here’, so we […]

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Over $5B in contracts signed for rehabilitation of hinterland, coastal bridges

Approximately $5.6 billion in contracts were on Friday inked for the construction and rehabilitation of several coastland and hinterland bridges, as well as for rehabilitation works on the Kingston wharf. Coastland and Hinterland Bridges The construction of bridges from Kurupukari to Lethem is being done in three lots. The contracts totaling over $2.4 billion were […]

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