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August 27, 2024
–Minister Croal announces during public consultation MINISTER of Housing and Water Collin Croal led a team on Monday to engage with residents of the Moruca Sub-region regarding two pivotal
Archive for the Day: August 27, 2024
August 27, 2024
–healthcare workers speak about the benefits ACCESS to the internet is no longer seen as a luxury, but a necessity, especially today, when being connected to the Internet enables
August 27, 2024
WITH 96 years of service under its belt, the Guyana Nursing Association (GNA) hosted its Annual Award and Bursary Ceremony on Saturday at its Charlotte and Alexander Streets location.
August 27, 2024
THE Public Procurement Commission (PPC) (‘the commission’) conducted a two-day training session for procuring entities, at the Ministry of Public Service (MOPS) Training Centre from August 21 to 23,
August 27, 2024
MINISTER of Public Works, Bishop Juan Edghill, met with residents on Sunday morning along Ogle Airport Road, where a new roundabout is planned to connect the Ogle-Eccles Four Lane
August 27, 2024
– over 25,000 Amerindians are land secured – gov’t seeks extension of the Amerindian Land Titling Project THE government has made significant strides in empowering the land rights of
August 27, 2024
THE Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)’s Amazon Sustainable Landscape (ASL) Project Management Unit has initiated community consultations across 35 communities. These consultations started on July 16, 2024, and will conclude
August 27, 2024
SOME 35 Attorneys-at-Law on Monday commenced an “International Arbitration in Practice” training executed by the Government of Guyana through the Attorney-General’s Chambers & the Ministry of Legal Affairs, in
August 27, 2024
Dear Editor, COMMUNITIES are contaminated with crime, corruption, cultural conflicts, communal constriction, and communication collapse. These negative elements corroborate the convincing conclusion that society needs immediate attention to address social
August 27, 2024
Dear Editor, I HAVE noticed renewed efforts in the media, especially the Stabroek News, to present the Amerindian Peoples’ Association (APA) as a neutral entity, while neglecting to acknowledge
