$9.7B West Dem Road Improvement Project commissioned
The $9.7Billion West Coast Demerara Road Improvement Project was yesterday commissioned at the De Willem Tarmac West Coast Demerara. The project was funded by...
Education Ministry Makes School Safety, Disaster Risk Management Priorities
School Safety and Disaster Risk Management are top priorities for the Ministry of Education in order to create safe environments for children and teachers.
This...
Guyanese policymakers should avoid handouts, subsidies from oil money–Former TT Minister
Former Energy Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, Kevin Ramnarine is of the view that Guyana’s leaders should stay clear of using the nation's oil...
Four arrested after police find 7lbs of ganja in car truck
Acting on intelligence gathered, police ranks, yesterday, intercepted a public transportation vehicle in front of the Sparendaam Police Station, conducted a search and found...
Bisram instructs lawyer to initiate proceedings to sue State
Now that the case against him has been thrown out by Whim Magistrate, Renita Singh, due to the lack of evidence, Marcus Bisram has...
EPA not making the best use of its money by taking us to court-ExxonMobil...
Alister Routledge, the President of ExxonMobil Guyana, is of the firm conviction that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), is wasting the government’s money as...
ExxonMobil finally pauses works on Payara FPSO, awaits govt. approval
Industry standards dictate that an oil company is expected to await the approval of the government on its Field Development Plans (FDP) before moving...
Professor Hunte’s claim that Guyana getting 0.5% royalty instead of 2% grossly inaccurate
Dear Editor,
Reference is made to a Kaieteur News (KN) article dated March 6, 2024, with the caption: “Guyana only receiving 0.5% royalty instead of...
Diamond businessman charged with trafficking Cuban National
Alvin Parag, a 49-year-old businessman from Diamond Housing Scheme, East Bank Demerara, and Alberttown, Georgetown, was charged today with trafficking in persons.
Parag is accused...
Govt. to purchase 36MW from Turkish firm to address ongoing blackouts
In response to the ongoing power instability across Guyana, the government has announced plans to purchase emergency power to support the state-run electricity company,...
