Category: Ministry of Amerindian Affairs
Min. Sukhai leads outreach to Mainstay/Whyaka
Minister of Amerindian Affairs, Pauline Sukhai on Tuesday led an outreach to Mainstay/Whyaka Village in Region Two (Pomeroon-Supenaam) where she ... Read More
Santa Aratack capable of becoming booming tourism attraction
Santa Aratack, a small Amerindian village located in Region Three, holds immense potential to emerge as a prevalent tourist destination ... Read More
Youth involvement key to developing communities – Min Sukhai
Acknowledging the critical role youths play in shaping the future through leadership and innovation, Minister of Amerindian Affairs Pauline Sukhai ... Read More
Guyana’s Iwokrama Forest model’s success showcased at COP29
The success of Guyana’s Iwokrama Forest model was showcased at the 2024 United Nations Climate Change Conference, COP29, at Baku, ... Read More
Amerindian village leaders benefitting from leadership training
Amerindian village leaders from the coastal regions are benefiting from a two-day leadership training session organised by the Ministry of ... Read More
Comprehensive report on Karasabai storm to be provided to Cabinet
- 22 homes destroyed; three persons injured A comprehensive report with recommendations will be provided to Cabinet, following the devastating ... Read More
Region One received $4B in grants in four years
The Ministry of Amerindian Affairs has distributed approximately $4 billion in grants over the past four years to advance community ... Read More
$300M road upgrades for Region Eight
The government will be investing $300 million to upgrade and maintain major roads in a number of communities in Region ... Read More
$13M in projects commissioned at Tuseneng
The village of Tuseneng in Region Eight is about to experience a significant transformation from an investment of more than ... Read More
Miss Region Nine crowned Amerindian Heritage Queen
The Miss Amerindian Heritage Pageant brought a spectacular close to Heritage Month 2024. Ten delegates took the stage at the ... Read More