Guyanese agro-processors can get $1M, training to push their businesses

Guyanese agro-processors can get $1M, training to push their businesses

At least 40 Guyanese agro-processors can access much-needed business training and $1 million in interest-free financing to expand their businesses all across Guyana, through the Economic Development Accelerator programme. This programme is funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and offered through the Guyana Economic Development Trust. The first round of the…

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No drivers’ permit needed for tourists, business travellers in Guyana- Gov’t announces

No drivers’ permit needed for tourists, business travellers in Guyana- Gov’t announces

New regulations from the government state that a drivers’ permit is no longer needed to drive in Guyana once an individual possesses a valid driver’s licence issued by a competent authority in the traveller’s country of residence. This new law is effective Friday, August 26, 2022. The regulations, made under the Motor Vehicles and Road…

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Man found dead in dilapidated house

Man found dead in dilapidated house

POLICE are investigating the death of Trevor Adams, who was found dead at a Sixth Street, Bartica, Essequibo River residence, hours after complaining of feeling unwell. The lifeless body of the 34-year-old man was discovered on Monday. According to a press release from the police, the deceased who was homeless and a habitual drug user…

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Six months for man found with narcotics

Six months for man found with narcotics

MICHAEL ‘Mikey’ Singh, 57, of Middle Road, Vryheid’s Lust, East Coast Demerara, was, on Tuesday, charged with possession of narcotics for the purpose of trafficking. The accused appeared before Magistrate Rochelle Liverpool at the Sparendaam Magistrate’s Court where the charge was read to him. He pleaded guilty and was subsequently sentenced to six months imprisonment.

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150 house lots distributed along lower East Coast

150 house lots distributed along lower East Coast

More than 150 persons left the Hope Secondary School on Wednesday with allocation for individual residential lots following an exercise hosted by the Ministry of Housing and Water. Subject Minister Collin D Croal led the allocation exercise along with several key departments of the ministry. Scores of residents turned out for the exercise. The lots…

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