The Guyana government could rake in about US$200 billion (or nearly GY$42 trillion) in revenues by 2050, largely due to the oil and gas sector, according to Energy Expert, Professor Anthony Bryan. Professor Bryantouted the transformational capacity of Guyana’s oil wealth- if managed well- during a recent virtual oil and gas conference. “In 2018, Guyana’s…

Quick action by members of the Police Force based at the Narcotics Branch, Eve Leary averted a major fire this morning. According to Police Commissioner (ag) Clifton Hicken, it was just after 10 o’clock this morning when an alarm was raised after smoke was seen emanating from a room in the Narcotics Branch section. He…

Twelve new COVID-19 cases were recorded on Monday from 250 tests, taking the total number of confirmed cases since March 2020, to 63, 861. The new cases were recorded in Region Four (two cases), Region Five (one case) and Region Six (nine cases). There are three patients in the COVID-19 Intensive Care Unit (ICU), 10…

In an effort to assist residents of riverain and hinterland communities who are facing hardships with the rising cost of living, President Irfaan Ali this afternoon announce that those residents will soon benefit from a one-off $25,000 cash grant. Only residents of hinterland and riverain communities will benefit from the latest cash grant, which the…

President Irfaan Ali on Monday announced a series of additional measures to bring relief to citizens as prices for a number of critical commodities continue to increase. Among the new measures is a $25, 000 cash grant for every riverain and hinterland household, free fertilizer for farmers, home building assistance from the government and the…

With a menu of measures already announced by the Government to assist persons in the construction of their homes with the removal of VAT from some building materials, President Irfaan Ali this afternoon announced that his administration will be setting up a special unit to assist persons who own land and are finding it difficult…

With the number of staff members being reduced in the past 18 months by more than 300, the Chief Executive Officer of Guyana Water Inc. believes that the company is now in a better financial position. At a press conference today, CEO Shaik Baksh said the staff reduction formed part of the company’s restructuring plan. …

With the number of staff members being reduced in the past 18 months by more than 300, the Chief Executive Officer of Guyana Water Inc. believes that the company is now in a better financial position. At a press conference today, CEO Shaik Baksh said the staff reduction formed part of the company’s restructuring plan. …

With the number of staff members being reduced in the past 18 months by more than 300, the Chief Executive Officer of Guyana Water Inc. believes that the company is now in a better financial position. At a press conference today, CEO Shaik Baksh said the staff reduction formed part of the company’s restructuring plan. …

With the number of staff members being reduced in the past 18 months by more than 300, the Chief Executive Officer of Guyana Water Inc. believes that the company is now in a better financial position. At a press conference today, CEO Shaik Baksh said the staff reduction formed part of the company’s restructuring plan. …