No word on minimum pension rise despite NIS “making surpluses”
NIS general manager Holy Greaves, finance minister Dr Ashni Singh and members of the NIS Board. Although the National Insurance ...
Jamaica’s prime minister on state visit to Guyana
Jamaica's prime minister Andrew Holness greets foreign minister Dr Frank Anthony in the presence of prime minister Mark Phillips. Jamaica's ...
Guyana, Barbados, Trinidad ready to assist earthquake-devastated Venezuela
President Irfaan Ali early Thursday morning said Guyana was ready to assist Venezuela in the wake of that country's two ...
Dominican Republic has six months to find oil in Berbice Block
The Dominican Republic (DR) has been given six months within which to begin the search for oil and gas in ...
Storm batters over 100 Essequibo Coast buildings, one injured
More than 100 private and public buildings on the Essequibo Coast were lashed by more than 30 kilometre per hour ...
BREAKING: Cuban woman’s body found, policeman arrested for murder
Dailen Paneque Gómez. The body of the missing 26-year-old Cuban woman was found in a clump of bushes in an ...
High Court orders govt to pay 2022 monies to IDPADA-G
The High Court on Wednesday ruled that the Guyana government was wrong to stop financing the International Decade for People ...
NIS pensions now payable through MMG, Bill Express, Moneygram
NIS general manager Holly Greaves, finance minister Dr Ashni Singh and NIS board chairman Ramesh Persaud. National Insurance Scheme (NIS) ...
Collision protection installed at new Demerara River bridge
The Ministry of Public Works on Wednesday said a collision protection system has been installed at the Bharrat Jagdeo Demerara ...
Law professor questions re-appointment of CARICOM S-G
By Peter Richards CARICOM Secretary-General Dr Carla Barnett BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, Jun 24, CMC – Less than two weeks before Caribbean ...
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