Committee of Supply approves $13.5 Billion for Constitutional Agencies

The Committee of Supply on Tuesday approved the 2024 budgets for all constitutional agencies, totalling $13.5 billion. This approval followed the review of the...

Govt, union closer to resolving teachers’ strike – Pres. Ali

The Ministries of Education and Labour and the Guyana Teachers' Union (GTU) are closer to resolving the ongoing teachers' strike. This was revealed by...

Gender Equality Commissioner Slams Govt Over Failure to Protect Women

As the world celebrates International Women’s Day, Women and Gender Equality Commissioner, Nicole Cole issued what can be described as a scathing indictment of...

“Damning” findings unearthed in asphalt plant probe

A probe into the alleged mismanagement and reselling of the Demerara Harbour Bridge Corporation’s Asphalt Plant has unearthed “damning” findings. The report with these findings...

True local content value is lost when companies don’t reinvest profits-CLBD Director warns

When it comes to the discovery and monetization of any resource, local content is, of course, an important factor to be considered. But the...

COVID-19: Health Minister notes “disturbing trend” as four children hospitalised with severe symptoms

Guyana’s Health Minister, Dr Frank Anthony has noted a disturbing trend; with young children displaying severe symptoms of COVID-19. During his daily update today,...

Venezuelan national found with shotguns, arrested

Police ranks, who were on mobile patrol duty in Black Banana access trail in the North West District (Region One), arrested a 56-year-old Venezuelan...

Three Lindeners win top financial prizes at business pitch competition

Three young entrepreneurs residing in Region 10 are now financially empowered to start or expand their businesses. This was made possible at the INFO...

Gov’t asks CCJ to give clarity on whether Cabinet should meet — Harmon

By Abena Rockcliffe-Campbell It is not a case where the government is deliberately seeking to act contrary to the...

Magistrate recuses self from PI of block-maker in Church Street murder

A magistrate has recused herself from hearing the Preliminary Inquiry (PI) of a block-maker who is charged with the murder of a man whom...

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