Heavy work agenda ahead as PPP gears to host its largest congress
By Abena Rockcliffe
The election of members for the People’s Progressive Party’s (PPP) Central Committee is but a fraction of the action slated for this...
Arbitration still looms over Chevron’s acquisition of Hess despite shareholders’ approval of US$53B sale
Shareholders of Hess Corporation voted on Tuesday to approve a US$53 billion sale to Chevron Corporation. Despite this step, the ongoing arbitration case between...
AG leads team of witnesses to testify in infamous US$100M parking meter case
Attorney General Anil Nandlall is leading a delegation, which includes several witnesses who will testify in the US$100 million claim brought by Smart City...
Use of GTT’s voice services declining -PUC
After conducting a review of the Guyana Telephone and Telegraph’s (GTT) performance for 2017, the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) has found that the number...
Number of Venezuelan migrants on steady increase
The National Multi-Sectoral Coordinating Committee has disclosed that the Immigration Department has recorded an increase of 702 Venezuelan migrants in Guyana, bringing the total number...
CARICOM puts spotlight on quality of public service in Caribbean
The 35th meeting of the Board of Directors of the Caribbean Centre for Development Administration (CARICAD), is currently underway at the Courtleigh Hotel in Kingston,...
Bandit pretends to be patient, robs doctor at Sophia Health Centre
A doctor was robbed yesterday afternoon when a bandit pretended to be a patient and grabbed the medical practitioner’s phone at the...
Recount, Day Seven: 311 boxes completed
Ballots contained in 311 boxes have so far been counted as Day Seven of the recount of the votes cast in the March General...
APNU+AFC attacking anyone who does not agree with their position; claims of international interference...
The Opposition, the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) is accusing the incumbent regime, the A Partnership for National Unity + Alliance for Change (APNU+AFC) of...
Govt.’s ambitious infrastructure plans threatened as contractors complain of labour shortage
The Government of Guyana's ambitious 2022 infrastructural endeavours appears threatened as contractors complain about their inability to find workers. The issue is now being...
