PM Phillips lauds GTT for taking Fibre service to 150k homes
Prime Minister, Brigadier (Ret'd) Mark Phillips, said the expansion of GTT's Fibre connectivity initiative was a welcomed move and would support the Government's efforts...
6 secondary schools now equipped with 3D design technology
The Education Ministry on Wednesday commissioned a computer-aided design (CAD) laboratory at Zeeburg Secondary School, thereby completing the first phase of an initiative to...
Exxon gifts UG $8M to replace lab equipment destroyed by fire
The University of Guyana (UG) Faculty of Natural Sciences, Department of Mathematics, Physics and Statistics (MPS) has received equipment purchased with a gift of...
Drone permits necessary for drone owners, importers- GCAA
Importer, owners and operators of drones are now being cautioned by the Guyana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) of using the aerial device without a...
SmashingConference to take place on 17th March 2013
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GTI gets $6.2M in land surveying equipment from FAO
…20 scholarships being offered
In order to assist Guyana to boost its land surveying capacity, the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO)...
Youtube expands its programs to Europe
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18 riverain, remote communities in Reg. 10 get high-speed internet access
The Office of the Prime Minister, through the National Data Management Authority (NDMA), has achieved 100% Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite connectivity for all...
Queen’s College students explore robotics, agriculture in STEM Workshop after winning YES Competition
More than 35 students from Queen’s College participated on Wednesday in an interactive STEM workshop led by Jamaican science educator and entrepreneur Kavelle Hylton,...
GSA receives first-of-its-kind greenhouse to spur climate-smart agriculture
The Guyana School of Agriculture (GSA) has received a first-of-its-kind greenhouse, which houses hydroponics and aquaculture facilities, from Global Affairs Canada (GAC) to empower...
Recent Articles
Wales NGL plant was not left out of environmental assessment – EPA rejects inaccurate...
See full statement from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA):
The Environmental Protection Agency rejects the materially inaccurate account of the Wales Gas-to-Energy environmental authorisation process...
Korosima receives 20 new solar streetlights
A total of twenty solar-powered streetlights were distributed to the community of Korosima in Region One (Barima-Waini) last week by the Office of the...
Constitutional reform: ERC wants stronger investigative powers
The Ethnic Relations Commission (ERC) is calling for stronger investigative powers to be considered for the entity as part of Guyana’s constitutional reform process,...
Guyana targets 3-month food storage capacity for C’bean
The Government of Guyana is making significant investments in expanding the country’s food storage capacity, with the aim of establishing a three-month reserve to...
Potential US investments in Guyana hindered by energy, tax, land challenges – Ambassador
While American companies have expressed significant interests in investing in Guyana, they are often hindered by issues such as energy costs, onerous tax regimes,...
Full force of the law will be applied – Govt on serious incident involving...
See full statement from the Guyana Government:
The Government of Guyana notes with deep concern, the attempt to pervert the facts surrounding the serious incident...
Court of Appeal reserves ruling after hearing extensive submissions in Mohameds’ challenge to extradition...
The Court of Appeal has reserved its decision in the constitutional challenge filed by Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed and his father, Nazar Mohamed, over...
Guyana to host second Global Biodiversity Alliance Conference, Financing Forum
Guyana is set to host more than 140 representatives from governments, communities and organisations for the Second Global Biodiversity Alliance (GBA) Conference and Financing...
$81M in education grants delivered to 954 CAPE students
A total of $81.09 million has been distributed to 954 Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) students under the government’s 2026 Because We Care Cash...
GAWU calls on GuySuCo to immediately pay over workers’ credit union savings
The Guyana Agricultural and General Workers (GAWU) Cooperative Credit Union Society Ltd, along with its members from four sugar estates, conducted a peaceful picketing...
