Tag: DPI| Department of Public Information
New agri-tourism policy to advance food security, rural prosperity
Guyana has launched a national agri-tourism policy aimed at strengthening the link between tourism and agriculture, aligning tourism development with ... Read More
Min Walrond calls for ‘culture’ change on roadways
Minister of Home Affairs, Oneidge Walrond, calls for a national shift in attitude towards road use, stressing that behind every ... Read More
GPF will increase security during Christmas season
─Security posture set to commence from November 15 With Christmas approaching, the Guyana Police Force (GPF) has reaffirmed its commitment ... Read More
Guyana records lowest serious crime rate in a decade – major reduction in 2025
The Guyana Police Force (GPF) has recorded a significant reduction in serious crimes for 2025, with 801 incidents reported. This ... Read More
Ankle bracelet technology being tested in prison to monitor inmates
The Guyana Prison Service (GPS) has begun testing electronic ankle bracelets to improve the monitoring of inmates assigned to work ... Read More
Over 200 actionable reports logged as Public Works launches two new hotlines
In a decisive effort to enhance operational efficiency, promote civic engagement, and mitigate dissatisfaction among the populace amid the government's ... Read More
Gov’t to use rehab approach to counter bullying
The government, through the Ministry of Home Affairs, is launching a new initiative to prevent bullying and encourage positive values ... Read More
Bins installed every 40ft at Stabroek Market to promote cleanliness
The Stabroek Market square now has bins every 40 feet to encourage proper waste disposal and a cleaner Guyana. The ... Read More
Derelict vehicles, encumbrances to be removed from road – Min Edghill
Minister of Public Works Bishop Juan Edghill has issued a stern warning that derelict vehicles, encumbrances and encroachments on road ... Read More
Legal vending offers opportunities, stability – Min Sukhai tells Parika vendors
Vendors plying their trade along the roadside and on the Parika Waterfront, who were allotted legal spots at various market ... Read More