Category: Ministry of Public Works
Gov’t tightening regulations on speedboat safety, fare hikes
The Ministry of Public Works’ Maritime Administration Department (MARAD) is tightening regulations for speedboat operations along the Parika-Supenaam route due ... Read More
$800M to boost sea, river defence in Region Two
The government is investing $800 million to enhance sea and river defences in Region Two (Pomeroon-Supenaam). Contracts have been signed ... Read More
Three main bridges in Guyana toll free from August 1 – President Ali
Effective August 1, crossings at the Demerara Harbour Bridge, the Berbice River Bridge, and the Wismar Bridge in Region Ten ... Read More
New airstrip possible for Charity – Min Edghill
The government is considering the approval of a new airstrip in Charity, Region Two, as part of its plans to ... Read More
Residents to construct $200M road in Arakaka
Minister of Public Works, Bishop Juan Edghill has announced plans to have Arakaka residents construct one kilometer of concrete roads ... Read More
$880M multi-purpose wharf to be constructed at Charity
A new $880 million multi-purpose wharf is being constructed in Charity, Region Two to replace the current dilapidated port facility. ... Read More
Matthews Ridge residents now being employed to construct new $800M airstrip
The construction of a new $800 million airstrip in Matthews Ridge, Region One, has begun with approximately 50 skilled and ... Read More
CJIA terminal two negotiations enter final stage – Min Edghill
- ongoing construction on the airport progressing The Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA) is undergoing extensive upgrades to meet international ... Read More
$2.4B road investment in Kwakwani taking shape
Infrastructural projects in Kwakwani, Region Ten, are advancing seamlessly with community and medium to large-scale road works on schedule to ... Read More
Ituni road development nears completion
Navigating muddy roads in Ituni, Region Ten, will soon be a thing of the past, as infrastructural works in the ... Read More