Transportation
Miners association appeals to authorities to fix impassable roads
The Guyana Gold and Diamond Miners Association (GGDMA) on Friday appealed to the government to urgently fix interior access roads...
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US threatens new tariff on Guyana for buying forced labour-made products – American trade expert
Left to right: National Security Advisor Gerry Gouveia; US trade expert Arun Venkataraman and Chairman of Demerara Distillers Limited Komal...
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Road expansion alone will not ease traffic congestion in Caribbean – CDB official
Mr William Ashby As the Guyana government continues to boast that the increasing number of vehicles is a sign of...
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Airlines need time to accept digital ID cards for Barbados, Guyana travel
Barbados' Prime Minister Mia Mottley and President Irfaan Ali show off their digital identification cards. President Irfaan Ali on Tuesday...
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Guyana records 63.9% ICAO compliance
Director General of the Guyana Civil Aviation Organisation, Retired Lt. Col. Egbert Field and aviation minister Deodat Indar. Guyana is...
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New Cheddi Jagan Airport control tower to boost capacity – aviation minister
The Control Tower at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport. The new air traffic control tower at the Cheddi Jagan International...
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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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