7,000 residents received first-time access to potable water in 2022
As part of the government’s strategy to improve water access across the country, 7,000 households received first-time access to potable water in 2022.
This was...
Guyana’s hatching egg industry closer to realisation
The government is making aggressive efforts to establish a massive hatching egg industry to support Guyana’s already burgeoning poultry sector.
The country currently imports approximately...
New Island comes into view as US$300M Port Vreed-en-Hoop Project gets underway
Vreed-en-Hoop Shore Base Inc (VESHI) announced today that it has started the new year with the emergence of the first part of its artificial...
Duo remanded for Lodge businessman’s murder
After being in custody for more than 72 hours, the two men who allegedly murdered the Lodge businessman on Boxing night were arraigned before...
PSC says key recommendations forwarded to govt. for 2023 budget
The Private Sector Commission (PSC) says it has been involved with the drafting of this year's national budget. This is according to the PSC's...
Financing agreement finalised for progression of the New Demerara River Crossing
Public Works Minister, Bishop Juan Edghill announced that the financing agreement for the progression of the New Demerara River Crossing was finalised.
The minister made...
Remaining black belly sheep to arrive in first quarter -Min. Mustapha
With the PPP/C Government’s aggressive efforts to develop the livestock sector, Minister of Agriculture, Zulfikar Mustapha said the thriving black belly sheep project is...
Guyana cannot meet demand for aggregate in 2023 – VP Jagdeo; says SA neighbours...
The demand for aggregate will be so enormous in 2023 that the Government of Guyana is strongly considering outsourcing, as neighbouring Suriname and Trinidad...
More international, local pressure for govt. in 2023 – Opposition Leader vows
Guyana's Opposition Leader, Aubrey Norton has vowed to intensify both local and international pressure on the Irfaan Ali-led administration next year, reiterating the need...
Police sent more than 7000 files to DPP this year
The Guyana Police Force sent more than 7000 files to the Office of the Director of Public (DPP) Prosecutions this year for legal advice....
