Category: Ministry of Amerindian Affairs
92 more hinterland youths complete technical training
The government remains focused on educating youths and providing training opportunities, making them marketable for the world of work. 92 ... Read More
Gov’t commissions new ICT hub at Wowetta
Residents of Wowetta, Region Nine now have the service of a new Information and Communications Technology (ICT) hub, with the ... Read More
2023 capacity building programme for CSOs launched in Annai, Region Nine
The Ministry of Amerindian Affairs on Friday launched its 2023 Capacity Building Programme for Community Service Officers (CSOs), under the ... Read More
Agriculture equipment, sports gear delivered to Region One migrants
Over the weekend, Amerindian Affairs Minister, Pauline Sukhai and a team journeyed to Farm Core, located in Region One (Barima ... Read More
Amerindian leaders urged to use funds from sale of carbon credits to ensure economic stability in their villages
Amerindian leaders are once again being urged to utilise monies they have received in their bank accounts from the sale ... Read More
Region Eight residents urged to work together at flag raising event
Residents of Region Eight have been urged to be more cohesive and contribute to the country’s development as one people. ... Read More
Amerindian Affairs Ministry condemns misleading article on allocations to Amerindians under carbon credit sale
The Ministry of Amerindian Affairs condemns the misleading and malicious article published in the Friday, January 17, 2023 edition of ... Read More
$2.7B approved for ADF to benefit Amerindian, hinterland communities
Amerindian and hinterland communities are set to benefit from numerous economic empowerment programmes, as the Committee of Supply on Monday ... Read More
More than $100M invested in Region Seven for 2022
- Kamarang residents benefitting from $45M water system The government has invested over $100 million in Region Seven (Cuyuni-Mazaruni) for ... Read More
Amerindian, hinterland communities to benefit fully from country’s resources
Amerindians will see their lives being improved as the government has allocated $4.7 billion towards their development and millions more ... Read More