Govt seeks $54.9B in supplementary funding from National Assembly
Finance Minister Dr. Ashni Singh on Friday presented Supplementary Financial Paper Number 1 of 2026, totalling $54.9 billion, to the National Assembly. The Minister...
Pensioners electricity subsidy takes effect this month
The annual $30,000 electricity subsidy budgeted for pensioners will begin to be applied to their electricity bills from this month end, according to a...
BYD announced as official car partner of CPL 2026
BYD, a global leader in new energy vehicles, is proud to announce its partnership as the Official Car Sponsor of the Republic Bank Caribbean...
Qualfon details growth, diversification opportunities during talks with GO-Invest
Representatives of Qualfon recently met with the Guyana Office for Investment (GO-Invest) to discuss the company’s ongoing operations in Guyana and future opportunities for...
“Now is the time to invest in Guyana” – Bharrat tells local, foreign investors
Declaring that “now is the time to invest in Guyana”, Natural Resources Minister Vickram Bharrat on Tuesday urged both local and foreign investors to...
XM Rum & Spirits Cop Int’l Monde Awards
Banks DIH has secured yet another award, with XM Rum and Spirits recently winning Gold Medals at the prestigious Monde Selection International Quality Awards...
Guyana in high-level talks with the US on energy, defence
Guyana and the United States have been engaged in a series of high-level talks aimed at strengthening bilateral relations across key areas, including energy,...
Guyana is set to exceed 1 million barrels of oil per day by year-end
Guyana is expected to exceed one million barrels of oil production per day by the end of 2026, as the government intensifies its call...
Guyana accelerating digital transformation with e-ID, FastPay & integrated govt services – Min Ally
Public Service and Government Efficiency and Implementation Minister, Zulfikar Ally stated that Guyana is aggressively advancing a comprehensive digital transformation agenda that will further...
Pay or lose licence – Govt gives Ghanaian company ultimatum over US$17M oil block...
Government on Tuesday announced that after nearly six months of Ghanaian company Cybele Energy promising to pay the US$17 million singing bonus on the awarded Oil Block S7 and racking up nearly US$4 million in default interest, a warning has been issued to the company to pay up or forfeit its licence. In response, the company has promised to pay 30 per cent by the end of this week.

































