Guyana imposes restrictions on West Africans access
Georgetown: Guyana will join other countries to impose restrictions on entry into the country as the Ministry of Health announced that persons who may pose a threat to the health…
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31 more persons trained as pesticide control operators
Georgetown: The Ministry of Agriculture’s Pesticides and Toxic Chemical Control Board (PTCCB) recently graduated its third batch of 31 pesticide control operators who completed the basic proficiency training that will…
Obama’s administration can make history by lifting embargo – GCSM President
Georgetown: Cuba is positioning itself for a post-embargo era and the Cuban government will welcome renewed diplomatic relations with the United States and would not set preconditions, according to President…
Switzerland ambassador to Guyana accredited
Georgetown : After accepting the salute from a female honour guard, Switzerland’s newly appointed Ambassador, Sabine Ulmann Shaban presented her Credentials to President Ramotar. Welcoming the ambassador, President Donald Ramotar…
Chile to open embassy in Guyana- new ambassador presents credentials
Georgetown : Non-resident Chilean Ambassador, Fernando Scmith presented his Letters of Credence to President Donald Ramotar, at the Presidential Complex. His appointment was welcomed by the president who noted Chile’s…
Cabinet green lights $565.6M School Feeding Programme
Georgetown: Cabinet gave its no objection to a $266.4M contract for the supply of fortified sweetened biscuits under the National School Feeding Programme, Cabinet Secretary Dr Roger Luncheon announced recently.…
Hugo Chavez Rehab Centre opened to serve the homeless
Berbice: The Hugo Chavez Centre for Rehabilitation and re-integration of 180 indigent Guyanese is now ready to offer its services, according to Human Services and Social Security Minister Jennifer Webster.…
Sixth Observance of Caribbean Statistics Day underscored data revolution
Georgetown: Statistics is a vital part of the development agenda but investment in statistics remains a challenge, this was noted yesterday as the Sixth Observance of Caribbean Statistics Day in…
$225M spent on continuous City cleanup
Georgetown: Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Local Government, Collin Croal in giving an update to the media recently on the National cleanup project, said the Georgetown aspect, in terms…
Prime need for hemispheric cooperation on environment threats -Minister Rohee at 11th CDMA conference
Minister of Home Affairs, Clement Rohee reaffirmed Guyana’s support for any hemispheric-wide consensus for the strengthening of security and defence in the Americas. The Minister along with Chief-of -Staff of…
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