“Very pleased” with oil bid round, though old rules were more attractive to companies- Jagdeo
Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo on Thursday admitted that the new legal and fiscal terms for acquiring ...
Ali not disappointed by low bids in first oil block auction
President Irfaan Ali on Wednesday shrugged off suggestions that bids for a mere six bids for the 14 offshore oil ...
Two feared drowned in Cuyuni River
Two men are now feared drowned after they disappeared from a rock in the middle of the Cuyuni River where ...
Suspect in Region 6 RDC robbery shot dead, another arrested
The firearm that police said they found in the car next to one of the suspects who was shot dead ...
Thieves tie guard, cart off cash from Region 6 Council office
The rolls of duct tape and hack saws in a bag that police said were found at the scene of ...
OPINION: Ow Laad! Since when has the PNC loved democracy?
By Dr. Randolph Persaud, Professor Emeritus Dr. Randolph Persaud The following sentence by Norman Browne is so unbelievable that I ...
OPINION: Ambassador Lynch has earned a special place of honor in Guyana’s annals
by GHK Lall It finally did come to that time. So long, Ambassador Sarah Ann Lynch. It was a hard ...
Ansa McAl expands further in Guyana; plans to train locals, make technologies available
Head of Construction at Ansa McAl , Christian Llanos The Trinidad-headquartered Ans McAl group of companies on Tuesday formally announced ...
Six bids in for Guyana’s first oil block auction
A Guyanese women-owned led company and ExxonMobil are among six separate expressions of interest in Guyana's first ever auction for ...
Private sector satisfied with talks to ease foreign exchange bottlenecks
The private sector on Tuesday appeared satisfied with steps that would be taken to ease an apparent shortage of foreign ...
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