Local Government
Excessive rainfall, other reasons for severe flooding in Georgetown
A shopper skipped across a makeshift to a Regent Street store because the pavement was flooded on March 28, 2026....
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APNU excludes WIN from Region Four council committees – Manickchand
Region Four Executive Officer Donald Gajraj and Minister of Local Government and Regional Development, Priya Manickchand in the House Committee...
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GY$2 billion for possible rebuilding of Stabroek Market, Bourda Green
Stabroek Market Stabroek Market, the largest public market in the English-speaking Caribbean, would either be restored or rebuilt from this...
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Mahdia Mayor, Deputy Mayor retract resignations
Mrs. Eslyn Romascindo Days after resigning from their positions in the interest of their personal well-being, Mahdia's Mayor Eslyn Romascindo-Hussain...
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Deputy mayor of Mahdia resigns, former mayor denies ministerial interference
Ms Akita John The deputy mayor of Mahdia, Akita John, has resigned, following on the heels of the resignation of...
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Mahdia Mayor resigns
Mrs. Eslyn Romascindo- Hussain Just over two years after she was elected Mayor of Mahdia, Ms Eslyn Romascindo-Hussain on Thursday...
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City Council declares solid waste emergency, to ask govt for help
The Georgetown Mayor and City Council on Monday declared a limited state of solid waste emergency in the capital, deciding...
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APNU demands GY$2.7 billion govt accounting on markets, drainage
Hours after the Georgetown city administration removed more than 12 vendors from outside Yhip's Bakery on Robb and Alexander streets,...
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Local govt ministry upgrade works outside Stabroek Market dislocate bus parks, truckers
The wall outside the Stabroek Market to facilitate the construction of the stage by the Local Government Ministry Commencement works...
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CH&PA orders halt to construction of Mae’s School after works were finished – owner
Owner of Mae's School, David Sugrim (left) and his lawyer Manoj Narayan at a meeting with the Georgetown City Council...
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