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Traffic Chief suggests possible banning of minibuses
The Guyana Police Force’s Traffic Chief, Linden Isles has floated the idea of possibly banning the importation of reconditioned minibuses...
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Suriname eyes Cuba, Barbados rice markets
Earlier this month, Minister Rabin Parmessar conducted follow-up talks about exports to Barbados. (Photo: LVV) Suriname’s Agriculture Minister, Rabin Parmessar...
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Foreign Ministry wary of Venezuela’s possible arm-twisting in G-77
There are fears in some quarters of Guyana's Foreign Ministry that Venezuela may seek to obstruct Guyana from raising the...
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Tullow may decide within one year fate of Guyana oil discoveries
Tullow Guyana Country Manager, Joachim Vogt The United Kingdom-headquartered oil company, Tullow Oil, may take another year before it actually...
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Guyana without Ambassador to Venezuela
Guyana's Ambassador to Venezuela, Cheryl Miles. Foreign Secretary at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Carl Greenidge on Friday confirmed that...
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Oil traders head to Guyana for face-to-face contract bidding
The floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel, Liza Destiny. At least half a dozen traders from Houston, Geneva and...
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Traffic Chief recommends removal of minibus parks from Stabroek Market area
Traffic Chief, Linden Isles The Traffic Chief of the Guyana Police Force, Linden Isles says he has recommended that all...
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Anti-piracy tracking devices for fishing vessels -MARAD
Commander John Flores The Maritime Administration Department’s (MARAD) Director of Maritime Safety, Captain John Flores has issued a warning to...
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United States financing humanitarian aid to Venezuelan refugees in Guyana
Millo Yiftach, Field Coordinator of HIAS, a global Jewish nonprofit that protects refugees, and Programme Officer of the Bureau of...
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Republic Bank already decided to compensate customers for inconvenience
Republic Bank (Guyana) headquarters, New Market Street, Georgetown. About three hours after the Bank of Guyana said it would be...
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