Transportation
Suriname denies easing maritime fees on Corentyne River
The Suriname government on Friday strongly denied reports that it had reversed maritime fees for Guyanese vessels on the Corentyne...
Read moreDetailsGuyanese cargo vessels again using Corentyne River free of cost
Even as Guyana hopes for a long-term solution to Guyanese cargo vessels using the bordering Corentyne River without hefty charges,...
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Rising aircraft fuel prices to increase domestic airfares – AOAG president
Captain Learie Barclay Increases prices of aircraft fuels due to the United States (US)-Iran war will see domestic airline passengers...
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Call off Corentyne River bridge talks unless Suriname scraps tariff for Guyanese cargo vessels – private sector
In what appeared on Friday to be intensified pressure on the Suriname government to stop charging Guyanese cargo vessels to...
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Flood warning issued as more rain expected for three days
Guyana's Civil Defence Commission (CDC) on Tuesday night warned Guyanese to brace themselves for potentially "significant flooding" due to heavy...
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Guyana protests Suriname over Corentyne River fees
President Irfaan Ali and the President of Suriname Jennifer Geerlings-Simons President Irfaan Ali on Thursday said his administration has formally...
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PAS Cargo launches new logistics, off-site commercial GRA customs facilities
Interior operations of PAS Cargo (Guyana) location at Rome, East Bank Demerara. The new logistics and off-site commercial customs facilities...
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Caribbean shipping October conference in Guyana to take up trade matters
Executives of the Shipping Association of Guyana and the Caribbean Shipping Association (CSA) meeting in Georgetown as part of preparations...
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U.S.-based Sociologix plans AI ride-sharing and delivery super-app for Guyana
United States-based technology firm Sociologix says it is building RIYDE, an AI-driven ride-sharing and on-demand delivery platform for Guyana, positioning...
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Guyana pushes to become Caribbean’s sustainable tourism leader
Ribbon cutting: President Irfaan Ali, Prime Minister Mark Phillips and Mr Manniram Prashad and family formally declare open the Plaza...
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