‘Unfortunate’, AG says after Judge orders gov’t not to cut teachers’ salaries or stop deduction of union dues

High Court Judge Sandil Kissoon on Thursday granted two conservatory orders preventing the government from cutting the salaries of striking teachers and also blocking the decision to discontinue the deduction of union dues from their salaries. The orders remain in place until a determination is made in the substantive hearing…

read more

Over $4B being spent to develop first phase of Enmore/Foulis industrial & commercial zone

Infrastructural works are progressing on the Enmore/Foulis Industrial and Commercial zone on the East Coast of Demerara with two of the six lots more than 90 percent completed. The works include land clearing, the construction of approximately 18.91 kilometers of first-phase access roads and reinforced concrete composite bridges. The development…

read more

Lusignan Prison gets new pharmacy

In an effort to ensure that advanced healthcare is accessible to inmates, a new pharmacy was on Thursday established at the Lusignan Prison. The new facility forms part of efforts by the Guyana Prison Service (GPS) to ensure those who are incarcerated are properly looked after. Director of Prisons Nicklon…

read more

‘Guyana can quickly become one of the best countries to live in’ – Opposition Leader says in Republic Day message

See below full message from the Office of the Leader of the Opposition: Fellow Guyanese, today marks the 54th anniversary of our country attaining republican status. While Independence Day in May celebrates our freedom from colonial rule and our determination to achieve full national self-determination, republican status conveys our aspirations…

read more