Category: Ministry of Amerindian Affairs
Over $60M in government support transforms Tigerbone/Banakari
Tigerbone/Banakari, an Amerindian community located along the Soesdyke-Linden Highway, has received more than $60 million in government support over the ... Read More
Kuru Kuru benefitting from enhanced roads, electricity, new well – CDC Chair
-Minister Sukhai engages residents Kuru Kuru, a settlement along the Soesdyke-Linden Highway with more than 700 residents, is not left ... Read More
Circuitville gets $5M to complete multipurpose building
A $5 million cheque was handed over to complete the remaining works on the multipurpose building in the community of ... Read More
Machine, project valued $19.5M commissioned at Aranaputa, Rupurtee
A heavy-duty machine valued at $14.5 million was commissioned on Monday by Minister of Amerindian Affairs Pauline Sukhai in Aranaputa, ... Read More
‘Healthy Village’ outreach held in Malali
Under an initiative called ‘Healthy Village’, Minister of Amerindian Affairs Pauline Sukhai joined local leaders and villagers in the riverine ... Read More
Indigenous youths to benefit from ENGAGE Youth Project
Amerindian youths countrywide are set to benefit significantly from the Empowering the Next Generation Agency and Gender Equality (ENGAGE) youth ... Read More
More than $18M in projects commissioned in Monkey Mountain
The transformation of Monkey Mountain in Region Eight is rapidly unfolding, with millions of dollars the government has invested to ... Read More
Over 800 sustainable projects being managed annually in Amerindian villages – Min. Sukhai
More than 800 sustainable and transformative projects are being implemented in Amerindian and riverine villages to improve residents’ living standards ... Read More
Citrus Grove gets new meat centre, $8.7M fitness gym
The government has opened a new meat centre in Citrus Grove, Port Kaituma in Region One to enhance the quality ... Read More
$7.2B approved to support Amerindian culture preservation, economic projects
Following vigorous scrutiny by the parliamentary opposition, the Committee of Supply approved sums totalling $7.2 billion for the Ministry of ... Read More