Constitutional Agencies’ Budgets passed
The 2023 budgets for all constitutional agencies totalling close to $14B, were on Monday approved in the National Assembly after examination of the estimates...
Infamous Fake Doctor now a free man
The infamous "Doctor Who" is now a free man after the prosecution in his trial failed to produce witnesses for the commencement of the...
Teixeira grilled on $500M allocation for President Ali’s “Men on Mission” Initiative
Opposition Member of Parliament (MP), Ganesh Mahipaul and the Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Governance, Gail Teixeira clashed on Monday in the House when...
More than 14,000 temporary workers being hired to assist with LGE this year
The Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) is moving to hire some 14,500 temporary workers to assist with the hosting of the constitutionally-due Local Government Election...
Linden to become Guyana’s hub for mechanical, engineering services- Pres. Ali
President, Dr Irfaan Ali recently disclosed his government’s intention to enhance the productive capacity of Region 10. The Head of State, who held a...
Berbice businessman arrested for chopping wife to head
A Berbice woman is now fighting for her life after she was mercilessly chopped by her husband at a wash bay in Rosehall town....
DHBC, GMI licensed as Master Apprenticeship Training Centres
The Board of Industrial Training (BIT), on Friday granted the Demerara Harbour Bridge Corporation (DHBC) and Guyanese Manganese Incorporated (GMI) licenses as Master Apprenticeship...
Construction of 100 houses for young professionals begin Monday
The first phase of the young professionals housing scheme will begin on Monday as construction for 100 homes will see major infrastructural development on...
Multi-year project developed to ensure robust monitoring of nation’s forests- Minister Bharrat
In keeping with the Ministry of Natural Resources mandate to ensure robust monitoring of deforestation in Guyana, the Guyana Forestry Commission (GFC) has developed...
“DIFFERENCE IN LEADERSHIP”: Unlike Coalition, PPP resorted to courts and never “politicized” police-related deaths...
Rather than labelling police-related deaths as extrajudicial killings under the Coalition’s five-year watch, the then-opposition resorted to the courts, resulting in millions of dollars...
