US Ambassador’s vehicle turns turtle on Lamaha Street
A vehicle that transports the US Ambassador to Guyana, Sarah-Ann Lynch was this morning involved in an accident at Lamaha Street, Georgetown.
The Ambassador was...
Employing 50% of labour near mining areas is one condition to GGDMA mining conversion...
Following almost two years of planning and preparation, the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Guyana Gold and Diamond Miners Association (GGDMA) have agreed...
$1.6B water treatment plant at Caledonia commissioned
Thousands of residents in communities stretching from New Hope to Soesdyke now have 24/7 access to potable water.
President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali commissioned a...
National Recount, Day 23: 90 boxes completed
Ballots contained in 90 boxes were counted today as Day 23 of the recount of votes cast in the March General and Regional Elections...
Guyana gets US$12M for skills development, employability project
The Government of Guyana has received financing from the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) totalling US$12, 252,000 to roll out the Guyana Skills Development and...
Miner dies after reportedly hit by falling tree at Quartz Stone Backdam
Investigators in Regional Division Seven are probing an incident that resulted in the death of Sherman Tang, a 58-year-old miner of Quartz Stone Backdam,...
Gov’t seeking to have catfish export restriction to U.S. removed
The Guyana Government is seeking the removal of a three-year-old restriction on the export of catfish to the United States.
President, Dr Irfaan Ali today...
UG’s best graduating students in medicine and social science receive Prime Minister’s Medal
Prime Minister, Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Phillips, yesterday conferred two students of the University of Guyana Class of 2020, with the Prime Minister’s Medal for...
COVID-19: Active cases now 902; 56% of adult population fully vaccinated
Guyana has 902 active COVID-19 cases across the country, Health Minister Dr Frank Anthony said today. He noted that Regions Four, Six and Three...
Coalition MPs need to pull their weight; it is not our responsibility to spoon-feed...
The main Parliamentary Opposition’s apparent proclivity to rely solely on the government to provide it with information is unreasonable and smacks of laziness, says...
