Consultant: Decisions in oil sector must lead to capacity building

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Developing a standardised regulatory framework must go hand in hand with building capacity as Guyana works towards developing its oil and gas sector. This is...

PPP to Gov’t: Release fact based assessment of Amaila Falls project

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The Peoples Progressive Party (PPP) has taken the government to task for politicking with the Amaila Falls Hydropower project and is calling for them...

Fourth South Rupununi Safari launched

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- more sponsorship needed The stage is set for another South Rupununi Safari that will promote Guyana’s ecotourism. Participants in a 12-vehicle convoy will...

NARIE eyeing hydroponics to proliferate large scale cash crop farming

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The National Agricultural Research and Extension Institute (NAREI), has received the support of the Organisation of American State’s (OAS), Development Cooperation Fund (DCF) to...

The firms turning poo into profit

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(BBC) Poo is not something most people like to talk about. Yet it's something we all produce a lot of. In fact, on average each...

National Geographic team: ‘We have seen many places but none as beautiful as Guyana’

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A team from the National Geographic Magazine has described Guyana as one of the nicest, unspoilt countries in the world, and a gem that...

Cash strapped City Council offers amnesty on interest to recover $22B in property rates

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The Mayor and City Council in a desperate bid to rake in revenues so that it can continue to function, has announced that it...

Cop 21 Paris Climate Agreement enters into force

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The Cop 21, Paris Agreement on climate change will enter into force today; 30 days after the required minimum of States (55) ratified the...

India’s 105-year-old mother of trees

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(CNN) Being unable to have children is a heartbreaking situation for anyone who wants to conceive. But in rural India, infertility carries an added...

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Regions 9, 10 get new vehicles to boost health service delivery

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Minister of Health, Dr Frank Anthony, today handed over three vehicles to Regions Nine (Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo) and 10 (Upper Demerara-Berbice) as part of...

Houses destroyed in separate fires at Farm, Vryheid’s Lust

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Two houses were destroyed in separate fires across Region Four (Demerara-Mahaica), according to the Guyana Fire Service. This morning, firefighters responded to a blaze at Lot...

Firefighters certified as drone operators

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Six firefighters attached to the Guyana Fire Service (GFS) on Friday, September 18, 2026, received certification to operate Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), commonly known...

New Amsterdam Market to undergo $1B rehabilitation

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The sod was turned on Friday for the $1.029 billion reconstruction of the historic New Amsterdam Market, which dates back to approximately 1868, with...

Guyana eyes year-end roll out of India-inspired instant digital payment system

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The Guyana Government is looking to roll out a new digital online payment system by the end of this year that will allow Guyanese...

ACADO Guyana unveils multimillion-dollar distribution centre at Rome 

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ACADO Guyana Inc. on Friday unveiled its multimillion-dollar state-of-the-art distribution facility at Rome along the Heroes Highway, marking another chapter in the company’s evolution. Acado...

Kingsmen dominance sends Warrior packing in high-scoring thriller

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Jamaica Kingsmen overcame the Guyana Amazon Warriors to reach the 2026 Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) final in a thrilling match at the...

Authorities cannot remove transmission line within ECD road construction zone – Indar

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    Minister of Public Utilities and Aviation, Deodat Indar, visited the Plaisance Railway Embankment Road Project, where he explained why a transmission line remains within...

NIS contributor base expands by 41% amid economic growth

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The National Insurance Scheme (NIS) has expanded its contributor base by 41 per cent over the past five years, reflecting the significant growth in...

BIT training surpasses annual target

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The Board of Industrial Training (BIT) has already surpassed its annual training target, reaching 3,310 Guyanese through 162 training projects across all 10 administrative...