–as House passes modern, milestone Arbitration Bill GUYANA is now on track to become a hub for arbitration, as the new and modern Arbitration Bill of 2023 was passed

–as National Assembly passes new river, sea defence legislation RISING sea levels, coastal vulnerabilities and severe flooding are all threats to the livelihood of Guyanese, but cognisant of this,

–additional external loan agreements presented to Parliament for transformational projects    THE government continues with its well-crafted and multi-pronged development agenda, aimed at transforming and delivering an improved quality

— to improve judicial speed, efficiency, Attorney-General Nandlall says   GUYANA’S judicial landscape is on the brink of a major shift, as the National Assembly, on Friday, passed a

–Norton says the people will decide; recalls co-opting his current challenger after he failed to meet the mark at the party’s last congress   PEOPLE’S National Congress-Reform (PNC-R) Leader,

– says Region Three private sector head HALIM Khan, Head of the Region Three Private Sector Inc. (R3PSInc.), has voiced strong criticism over the recent decision by Trinidad and

–as National Assembly approves Defence Amendment Bill   IN a bid to strengthen Guyana’s defence structure and align it with modern approaches to military leadership, the National Assembly on

–Minister Edghill says in response to APNU+AFC MP Walton-Desir’s claims of ethnic discrimination –calls out APNU+AFC for misleading National Assembly   MINISTER of Public Works Bishop Juan Edghill has

THE prawns project being developed at Onverwagt, Region Five, is poised to produce 12 tonnes of Vannamei prawns per crop, with each tonne expected to value approximately $4 million.

–amidst difficulty in attracting necessary workforce; work ongoing to reopen Skeldon Estate, President Ali says PRESIDENT Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to reopening the Skeldon