President prays for full recovery of injured St. Lucia Cub Scouts
Georgetown : President David Granger is deeply saddened to learn of the accident, which resulted in injuries to two Cub Scouts from St. Lucia, who are in Guyana for the…
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Nothing wrong with reviewing former gov’t contract with ExxonMobil- Finance Minister
Georgetown: The review of the contract signed by the former People’s Progressive Party/ Civic Government with Exxon Mobil for oil exploration in Guyana’s Exclusive Economic Zone, is natural and is…
Minister Allicock pitches idea of Kurupukari Bridge to Prime Minister
Georgetown : Vice President and Minister of Indigenous Peoples’ Affairs, Sydney Allicock has pitched the idea of a bridge across the Essequibo River at Kurupukari along with an attached small hydro-electric…
Government condemns Jagdeo race baiting
Georgetown : The Government of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana is disappointed with, and condemns, in the strongest possible terms, the irresponsible, hateful race baiting and malicious fabrications and falsehoods uttered…
President Granger tells new diplomats ’Our territory is not going to be bargained away’
Georgetown : President David Granger, last evening, issued a strong charge to the newly appointed diplomats to make Guyana’s interests and that of its people their first priority, as they take up…
Former Guyana President appointed FAO Special Ambassador for Forests and the Environment
Georgetown : Former President of Guyana Bharrat Jagdeo was on Friday, July 22, 2016 appointed an FAO Special Ambassador for Forests and the Environment. FAO Director-General José Graziano da Silva made the announcement…
23% of babies’ breastfed in Guyana – UNICEF
Georgetown: According to a United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) report only 23 per cent of babies are exclusively breastfed in the first six months, and Minister within the Ministry of…
Indigenous Affairs Minister raises concerns about impact of mining on Amerindian lands
Georgetown: Continuous exploitation of the country’s natural resources will significantly impact the environment and communities, including hinterland communities which serve as home to hundreds of Guyanese. It is, therefore, crucial…
$21.5M contracts inked to improve river defence
Georgetown: National Agricultural Research and Extension Institute (NAREI) recently inked two contracts totalling $21.5M with S&K Construction Services to improve river defence on the coastland. A total of 265 metres…
Creditinfo seeking expansion of service
Georgetown: Celebrating three years since it was granted a licence to operate in Guyana, the credit bureau and information service group Creditinfo has cited the passage of the Credit Reporting…
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