Flooding in Regions Six, Nine and Ten 

Flooding in Regions Six, Nine and Ten 

The Civil Defence Commission (CDC) on Tuesday began mobilising 1,000 hampers of food, sanitisation and cleaning supplies for residents of Region Nine who have been affected by flooding due to heavy rainfall. Director General of the CDC, Lieutenant Colonel Kester Craig, said some residents have been displaced due to the flooding and have either been…

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O&G earnings to exceed US$500M by year end

O&G earnings to exceed US$500M by year end

–country’s total revenue to increase by 17 per cent COMING on the heels of the successes recorded in the latter part of 2020, a year plagued by a dreaded pandemic and protracted electoral process, is another positive outlook for Guyana, as the country’s total revenue is expected to increase by 17 per cent, with earnings…

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Over $800M earmarked for six agro-processing facilities

Over $800M earmarked for six agro-processing facilities

— Min. Mustapha emphasises value of value-added initiatives to lessen loss, wastage of agricultural produce THE development of the agro-processing industry remains a priority for the Government of Guyana, particularly the Ministry of Agriculture. To this end, in excess of $800 million have been earmarked for the establishment of six agro-processing facilities across the country.…

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Boy, 9, crushed to death by garbage truck

Boy, 9, crushed to death by garbage truck

A nine-year-old boy, who hailed from Sophia, Georgetown, was crushed by a garbage truck on Sunday midday after he lost control of his bicycle while riding past the truck. Dead is Enam Holder. According to police reports, the garbage truck, bearing the number plate GVV 6890, was proceeding east along Church Street in Section ‘C’,…

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Guyanese mature enough to fix electoral laws without foreign intervention -says Fmr. President Granger

Guyanese mature enough to fix electoral laws without foreign intervention -says Fmr. President Granger

With Guyana currently examining electoral reform with the help of the US State Department and the International Republican Institute, former President David Granger believes that while the country’s electoral laws must be seriously re-examined, he believes Guyanese are mature enough on their own to conduct their affairs without foreign intervention. The US Embassy recently announced…

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Investments in poultry top US$67M in 12 months

Investments in poultry top US$67M in 12 months

–trial project of 250 acres corn, soybeans nearing commencement, says ‘Agri’ Minister INVESTMENTS in Guyana’s poultry industry have increased exponentially over the past year, with available statistics showing that private injections into this industry have surpassed more than US$67 million ($14.4 billion). Traditionally, the demand for outputs from the poultry industry has always been high,…

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GFF scholarship awardee scores perfect GPA in first year

GFF scholarship awardee scores perfect GPA in first year

Guyana Football Federation (GFF) scholarship awardee Shennel Daniels has successfully completed her first year as a business student at Bryant and Stratton College in the U.S. with flying colours, securing perfect academic scores and playing every minute available for the Bobcats women’s soccer team. Daniels received a part scholarship from the GFF to support her…

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