LETTER: Another nail in the coffin of Guyana’s democracy

Dear Editor, The recent events associated with the Chancellor`s announced early retirement signifies yet another nail being hammered into the coffin of Guyana`s acclaimed democracy...

Guyanese to apply for passports online by year-end

Guyanese will be able to apply for passports online before the end of the year, Minister of Home Affairs Oneidge Walrond confirmed on Wednesday. Appearing...

Government delivers new equipment to boost development in Mabaruma villages

Several villages in the Mabaruma sub-district received several brand-new assets that will help farmers transport their goods, support children’s education and make everyday life...

No tolerance for police bribes – Min Walrond

The government has once again called on citizens to stop offering bribes to police ranks, noting that it is a criminal offence that undermines...

Wismar phase one all set for home construction by year-end

Persons who have been allocated land at Wismar Phase One in Linden, Region Ten, would be able to start constructing their homes by the...

Government expanding canals, reinforcing sea dams after Region Three overtopping

The government is currently expanding canals and reinforcing vulnerable sections of the sea dam and areas along the West Coast Demerara in Region Three. The...

Guyana gets its first biotech plant tissue lab

-Over 1 million plantlets per year, compared to the previous 15,000 The government continues to champion food security, with the annual amount of plantlets produced...

North West Secondary School expansion must meet January deadline – Min Parag

– tells contractor to increase manpower, extend working hours Minister of Education Sonia Parag wants the contractors to increase their manpower and extend the working...

E-ID system fast-tracked as new measure against illegal border entry – Min. Walrond

The government of Guyana is cognisant of the fact that its borders are porous and can be easily breached. To tackle this challenge, the...

A country’s size should never determine its ability to compete -President Ali tells world...

Though Guyana spans just over 83,000 square miles and is home to about 800,000 people, this small nation continues to make a big impact...

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