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President’s overseas trips cost GYD$200 million in three years; progress seen in border controversy, renewable energy
President David Granger and his delegations have so far spent more than GYD$200 million on 37 overseas visits between 2015...
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Updated: Commissioner of Information fired; Civil Defence now under GDF
FLASH BACK: Retired Justice Charles Ramson taking the oath of office as Commissioner of Information before then President, Donald Ramotar....
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Parliamentary sitting delayed after PPP delivers letters on Nagamootoo in the House
The Sergeant-at-Arms on his way to deliver the letters on behalf of Opposition Chief Whip, Gail Teixeira. The start of...
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Guyana paying more for fuels; Shipping Association reiterates call for port master plan
Chairman of the Shipping Association of Guyana, Desmond Sears. Guyana is spending more to purchase fuels due to the closure...
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PPP stiffens constitutional challenge to PM Nagamootoo’s presence in the National Assembly
The People's Progressive Party (PPP) Headquaters- Freedom House. The People's Progressive Party (PPP) on Sunday intensified its legal stance against...
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Highly regulated Jamaican betting company expands to Guyana
The remodeled Satro building on Croal Street that now houses iBet Supreme. The publicly traded Jamaican betting and gaming company,...
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Victims of Linden unrest need more compensation – Finance Minister
Finance Minister, Winston Jordan has called on government to support him to provide more compensation for the the victims of...
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Lower profits, stiffer laws force sale of foreign banks in Guyana, Caribbean
Bank of Baroda, Avenue of the Republic and Regent Street (photo by Denzil Thomas) The Canada-headquartered Scotiabank and India's Bank...
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Prime Minister vows to remain in National Assembly; accuses Jagdeo of plotting govt shutdown
Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo and Opposition Leader Bharrat Jagdeo. As the National Assembly prepares to vote on 2019 national budgetary...
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Teenage mothers reintegrated into education system
Teen mothers preparing their dish for the final practical exercise of the course. As part of efforts to give teenage...
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