Haitian visitors not allowed to meet with Attorney while in Govt. “protective custody”

Haitian visitors not allowed to meet with Attorney while in Govt. “protective custody”

The 26 Haitian nationals who were taken into “protective custody” by the Government after the Police launched a probe into allegations of people smuggling and trafficking remain in that protective custody and they are not happy about that. The Guyana Police Force and the Ministry of Home Affairs have both remained tightlipped on the issue,…

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Chilean investors mull multimillion-dollar ‘agri’ investment

Chilean investors mull multimillion-dollar ‘agri’ investment

–Agriculture pegged to be fastest-growing industry outside of oil, says Dr. Ramsaroop OUTSIDE of Guyana’s nascent oil-and-gas industry, which is expected to catalyse widespread growth, agriculture is pegged to be the fastest growing sector in the coming years, and interest in this area has already started to “pour in”, with Chilean investors being the latest…

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US$100M Radisson Blu Hotel coming to Giftland

US$100M Radisson Blu Hotel coming to Giftland

– Roy Beepat lauds ‘phenomenal’ business climate By Tamica Garnett OWNER of the Giftland Mall Roy Beepat on Friday announced that plans are afoot to build a 12-storey, 400-room, multibillion-dollar Radisson Blu Hotel next to the Giftland Mall. The Radisson Blu is one of seven distinctive hotel brands under the US-headquartered Radisson Hotel Group, one…

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Major sectors take centre stage

Major sectors take centre stage

– as high-level UAE delegation engages gov’t By Navendra Seoraj A PLETHORA of investment opportunities, across all the major sectors in Guyana, were examined by a high-level team from the United Arab Emirates (UAE), during discussions with the Government of Guyana, on day one of the team’s three-day visit here. The eight-member delegation, headed by…

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World Bank provides Guyana with US$26M to strengthen flood risk management

World Bank provides Guyana with US$26M to strengthen flood risk management

The World Bank Board of Executive Directors on Thursday approved US$26 million in additional financing for Guyana to support the ongoing flood risk management project. According to a release from The World Bank, these funds will help to improve Guyana’s climate resilience, protect economic activity, and reduce the impact of natural disasters. “Ninety percent of…

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