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LCDS 2030 will build climate-resilient agriculture systems

Guyana’s agriculture sector is one that contributes hundreds of millions of dollars annually to Guyana’s economy. This industry, with subsectors of aquaculture, farming, sugar and rice production, employs over 17 per cent of Guyana’s workforce. However, this South American nation’s agriculture sector is at risk of collapsing due to the erratic changes in climate.  Against […]

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Gas-to-energy project will bring desired benefits to all Guyanese – President Ali

Guyanese can now raise their expectations for cheaper, more reliable electricity as the highly anticipated gas-to-energy project is one step closer to realisation. His Excellency, Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali said the multibillion-dollar project is geared at slashing electricity costs by at least 50 per cent, with massive cuts in fuel prices and electricity output by […]

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CJIA closer to accommodating larger aircraft – expansion works almost complete

The Cheddi Jagan International Airport, Guyana’s main international air transport hub will accommodate more air traffic and larger aircraft as the $1.8 billion expansion work nears completion. With the June 30 extended deadline for completion of works, the contracting firm China Harbour Engineering Company, is working assiduously to complete the final testing of electrical, mechanical, […]

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Gov’t will ensure your safety -PM assures Mon Repos/Enmore residents

Prime Minister Mark Phillips has assured all Guyanese of government’s commitment to maintaining law and order while ensuring citizens’ safety countrywide. The Prime Minister met with residents of several villages along the East Coast of Demerara on Wednesday, whose safety was threatened by violent protest actions on Tuesday by residents of neighboring villages. “As a […]

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Labour office to address labour, exploitation issues in Upper Mazaruni

A new labour office and training centre will be established in the Upper Mazaruni district, (Region Seven) to help resolve labour and exploitation issues in the district. Minister of Labour, Joseph Hamilton, M.P., made the disclosure recently following reports from residents about employers’ refusal to pay monies owed. “Many Amerindian communities, if not all of […]

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Removal of roadway encumbrances will ensure road safety – Min. Edghill

The removal of encumbrances along the roadways and government reserves will protect citizens plying their trade, promote ‘road safety’ and improve traffic flow especially in the cases of emergencies. The Ministry of Public Works launched the removal campaign countrywide on Monday, June 27, after weeks of appeal to citizens to comply voluntarily.  The campaign is […]

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Therapy, trauma counselling for Mon Repos residents affected by protests

Residents of Mon Repos and neighbouring communities along the East Coast of Demerara corridor, who were affected by the protest actions on Tuesday, will be provided with free therapy and trauma counselling from the Ministry of Human Services and Social Security. This is one of the government’s many interventions being implemented to deliver relief and […]

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Trip to Kaieteur falls up for grabs as C-TIP logo competition launched

In an effort to raise awareness and improve the branding of the Counter Trafficking in Persons Unit, the Ministry of Human Services and Social Security on Thursday launched a logo competition for artists and graphic designers countrywide. Minister of Human Services and Social Security, Honorable Dr. Vindhya Persaud urged creatives to sign up and share […]

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$219M contract signed for supply of tablets for Census 2022 data collection

The Bureau of Statistics and Digital Technologies Group of Companies Inc today, June 29, 2022 signed a GYD$219,784,200 contract for the supply and delivery of 2400 Computer Tablets and accessories to be utilized for field data collection during Guyana’s 2022 Population and Housing Census. Signing on behalf of the Bureau during the simple but significant […]

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