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CDB President dropped from press conference panel
President of the Caribbean Development Bank, Dr Hyginus 'Gene' Leon. The Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) on Friday indicated that it...
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Unavoidable deadly Mahdia dorm fire linked to socio-economic conditions- Mahdia COI; President says greater emphasis will be on discipline
President Ali receives the COI report from Chairman Major General (Ret’d) Joseph Singh A Commission of Inquiry (COI) into the...
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Jagdeo vs Ferguson: CCJ declares Guyana Court of Appeal can grant leave to hear appeal from evenly divided Full Court
Annette Ferguson The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) on Friday, 19th January granted the application for special leave in the case...
Read moreDetailsCDB president sent on administrative leave until April
By Peter Richards President of the Caribbean Development Bank, Dr Hyginus 'Gene' Leon. BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, Jan 19, CMC - The...
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Govt’s working population estimate is almost 1 million
The Guyana government has been using 900,000 persons as a working estimate of the country's population, against the backdrop of...
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Guyana govt to ask for more info about situation at Caribbean Development Bank
President Irfaan Ali (third at left) and the President of the Caribbean Development Bank Dr Hyginus 'Gene' Leon (second at...
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Several helicopters, vessels for police, defence forces
Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo on Thursday said government was talking with the United States (US)-headquartered aviation company, Bell, to buy...
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Need for long-term planning, savings- UG Economist
Even as Guyana's private sector is welcoming the GY$1.1 trillion dollar national budget, University of Guyana Economist Dr Thomas Singh...
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Update: CDB President in “ongoing administrative process” but bank silent on if officials sent on leave
President of the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB), Dr Leon (third from left), President Irfaan Ali and CARICOM Secretary General Dr...
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Six Venezuela-based students of Eteringbang Primary School rescued after canoe capsizes
Six students of Eteringbang Primary School in Guyana were late Tuesday afternoon rescued after their canoe capsized while they were...
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