Agri.,Tourism Ministers sign MoU to further develop agritourism policy

Agriculture Minister, Zulfikar Mustapha and Minister of Tourism, Industry, and Commerce, Onedige Walrond took a significant step towards harnessing Guyana’s agritourism potential with the...

COVID-19: Death toll reaches 503 with four more fatalities

The COVID-19 death count in Guyana now stands at 503, with four more persons succumbing to the virus. The latest victims were admitted with COVID-19...

Guyana to benefit from Indian software to enhance COVID-19 vaccination recordkeeping

India has embarked on a mass vaccination campaign with millions of persons inoculated to date. However, to track the number of vaccines administered daily and...

No bail for clothes vendor facing attempted murder charge

A Clothes vendor was remanded to prison after the court heard that she allegedly stabbed a woman with a pitchfork after a scuffle over...

Maternal Waiting Home at Enmore Polyclinic will be equipped with minor surgical theatres– Minister

The Government of Guyana is currently upgrading facilities around the country to improve maternal and child health, Health Minister Dr. Frank Anthony says. Following...

$29.2M contract inked for Parika Market rehab

Some $29.2 million has been allocated for the rehabilitation of the Parika market, bringing a new wave of development to the Essequibo Islands-West Demerara...

Govt. seeking private investors for US$900M Gas-to-Energy Project

The Ministry of Natural Resources has issued a call for Expressions of Interest (EoI) to join the Government as it undertakes the US$900M gas-to-energy...

Haresh Singh murder case file was not missing – Crime Chief

Crime Chief, Senior Superintendent Wendell Blanhum has indicated that, contrary to what was reported with regards to the Haresh Singh murder case file, "at...

Two more succumb to COVID-19; 53 new cases recorded

The Ministry of Health has informed that two more persons, who tested positive for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), have died. This takes the total...

Vaccines: First dose administered to over 75% of adult population; single-shot J&J expected next...

One-shot Johnson and Johnson/Janssen (J&J/Janssen) COVID-19 vaccines are expected to arrive in Guyana next month. The jabs have already been paid for through an...

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