Government chose propaganda over patriotism – AFC
By Kurt Campbell
– The Alliance for Change (AFC) has joined with its opposition counterpart - A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) – to...
Will it be the straw to break the camel’s back: Parliament to consider Anti...
– Guyana will know its fate today , as Parliamentarians meet to discuss the possible passage of the Anti – Money Laundering and Countering...
Sithe Global still in possession of Hydro License
– Despite the death of the controversial Amaila Falls Hydro Project, Sithe Global is still in possession of the Hydro license.
Cabinet Secretary, Dr. Roger...
President assents to three Local Gov’t Bills
– President Donald Ramotar has assented to three of the four Local Government Bills which were passed in the National Assembly.
Government officials confirmed...
PPP wants reversal of gag order placed on Guyana Times
- The governing People’s Progressive Party (PPP) has come out in support of its Attorney General, Anil Nandlall who recently criticized a High...
Three months after passage in Nat’l Assembly Local Government Bills yet to receive presidential...
By Kurt Campbell
– It has been three months since the passage of the four Local Government Bills in the National Assembly and...
Canadian High Commissioner meets APNU Leader
– Canadian High Commissioner, Dr. Nicole Giles paid a courtesy call on the Leader of the Opposition, David Granger where she reaffirmed her...
GTUC says all political parties should ensure establishment of Public Procurement Commission
- The Guyana Trades Union Congress (GTUC) has taken a serious objection to Opposition Leader David Granger’s statement that the establishment of the...
Williams seeks revision of salaries for members of Judiciary
- Member of Parliament and Opposition Member, Basil Williams will be inquiring about the salaries and emoluments of members of the judiciary along...
Granger wants report on NOC Investigation
– Leader of a Partnership for National Unity (APNU), David Granger will be calling for the report from the Commission of Inquiry established...
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Repairs on MV Barima to be completed soon
After more than 80 years of transporting commuters to and from Port Kaituma, Region One, the MV Barima is undergoing critical repairs, which are...
Mammologist found dead at Oku Backdam
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Blockchain technology for Govt agencies to prevent records tampering – Jagdeo
Vice President Dr Bharrat Jagdeo has announced that the administration is working towards introducing blockchain technology into several government agencies.
Blockchain technology is an advanced...
E-ID cards for issuance this year; persons 14+ can apply; Govt expects swift uptake
The Guyana Government anticipates a large and swift uptake of the electronic identification cards once they becomes available for issuance.
This is according to Vice...
Radio Host busted with over 30lbs of ganja; says she needed money for medical...
A 27-year-old radio host and singer was this morning busted with a large quantity of marijuana in her possession.
Shaima Muna, of Charlestown, Georgetown, has...
$261M pump station commissioned at Cozier
A $261 million pump station has been commissioned in Cozier, Lower Pomeroon, Region Two, bringing improved drainage and irrigation to hundreds of farmers in...
Falcons keep playoff hopes alive
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GtE: Phase II: Govt invites proposals for 2nd power plant, NGL facility at Wales
Even as construction continues on its model Gas-to-Energy (GtE) project, the Guyana Government is already forging ahead with Phase Two of that initiative which...
‘We’re planning for the future’ – Jagdeo as over 6000 attend PPP youth camps
The People’s Progressive Party (PPP) is making significant strides in engaging the youth of Guyana, as highlighted by its General Secretary Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo...