— adjustments pave way for widened fiscal space, regularisation of Coalition-accumulated liabilities THE need for wider fiscal space to advance local development and the reconciliation of liabilities incurred by

THE Guyana Government has moved to terminate a day-old agreement which had initially granted approval for the establishment of a Taiwanese trade office, here in Guyana. The approval for

— through agreement between African Union, CARICOM GUYANA is set to receive the largest quota of COVID-19 vaccines it has managed to secure thus far — some 149,000 doses

–threatens to refer MPs to Parliamentary Committee of Privileges ARGUING that criticisms of the Speaker of the House is permissible only by way of a motion tabled in the

ASIDE from establishing the Coursera partnership for free Online learning, the Guyana Government, from August 2, 2020 to present, has awarded a total of 446 scholarships to Guyanese learners.

THE government majority of the National Assembly has voted in favour of further amendments to the Fiscal Management and Accountability Act (FMAA) which was passed in 2003 and later

THE Guyana Police Force on Thursday issued a wanted bulletin for 22-year-old Akeem John, called “Fineman” who escaped from the Mahdia Police Station. According to reports, on February 3, 2021,

Global fisheries, aquaculture hard hit by COVID-19 GLOBAL fisheries and aquaculture have been hard-hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, and could face further disruption in 2021 as lockdowns affect supply