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Amerindian leaders urged to practice financial accountability

– at leadership training for Amerindian village councils Amerindian Leaders have been called on to practice financial accountability in their respective villages, in light of several reports of financial irregularities at village councils. The call was made on Wednesday by Minister of Amerindian Affairs Pauline Sukhai, at the opening of the annual two-day leadership training […]

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Online applications for legal certificates to begin December 1

Within just one month, persons in Guyana and the diaspora will have easier access to services provided by the Guyana Register Office (GRO), most notably, its improved online application process. The move aligns with the organisation’s current efforts to modernise its services in a way that makes processes easier for Guyanese. Registrar General of GRO, […]

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Older, handwritten certificates still valid – Registrar General

Registrar General of the Guyana Register Office (GRO), Raymond Cummings said while new certificates are becoming mainstream, older handwritten versions of those certificates could still be used. In May 2021, GRO commenced producing computer-generated birth certificates in a bid to modernise its services. Cummings told DPI Tuesday, that this, of course, is granted that the […]

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GLSC/FAO commences LIDAR aerial survey of Guyana

The Guyana Lands & Survey Commission (GLSC) and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) are pleased to announce the commencement of aerial survey and mapping across the country using LIDAR Technologies. In the coming weeks, international expertise provided by Medici Land Governance (MLG) and its partners will conduct aerial surveying activities […]

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Den Amstel earmarked for infrastructural, other development – President Ali

President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali has restated his government’s commitment to ensuring the upliftment of Guyanese in every community across the country. The president, was on Tuesday, addressing residents of  Den Amstel and neighbouring communities in Region Three during an outreach. The residents were updated on the government’s agenda which includes plans to improve the […]

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Police Force hosts inter-faith ceremony to launch Road Safety Month

The Guyana Police Force on Tuesday hosted an inter-faith service at the Police Officers Training Centre, to observe the launch of Road Safety Month 2022. Road safety month, observed annually in November, aims to spread awareness about causes and measures to prevent road accidents. Assistant Secretary/Treasurer of the National Road Safety Council, Earl Lambert, said […]

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$24M Water Ambulance commissioned in Region Two

Residents of Essequibo will benefit from a new water ambulance to facilitate ease in accessing health services.  Health Minister, Dr Frank Anthony on Monday commissioned the $24 million ambulance, which is equipped with a 250-horsepower engine. Regional Health Officer for Region Two, Dr Ranjeev Singh said that the water ambulance will provide an efficient mode […]

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Home affairs minister urges police to increase ticketing rate

– Road safety magazine, GNRSC website launched Home Affairs Minister Robeson Benn says traffic officers need to increase the rate of ticketing for errant drivers on the roadways. The Home Affairs Minister was on Monday evening addressing the launch of ‘The Right Turn’ Road Safety Magazine Volume II and the official website of the Guyana […]

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