Tag: DPI
E-ticketing system must be installed on new highways – President Ali
As the government continues to improve traffic management and reduce road violations, President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali has instructed that ... Read More
School children to gain more tourism interest, career opportunities
─ as THAG pushes its ‘adopt a school’ agenda School-aged children could benefit from increased interest in tourism and enhanced ... Read More
Law libraries conference focuses on capacity building, innovation
The 38th Caribbean Association of Law Libraries (CARALL) Conference convened Wednesday morning in Guyana after 36 years, focusing on issues ... Read More
1,391 lots regularised in several squatting areas to date
One thousand three hundred and ninety-one lots in 13 squatting areas in several regions have been regularised to date, benefitting ... Read More
94 per cent of HIV patients know their status, 72 per cent on treatment
– more needs to be done to close the gap  Some 94 per cent of persons living with Human ... Read More
Judges’ Forum discusses HIV patients access to justice, equality
A National Judges’ Forum on Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), Human Rights, and the Law was convened on Tuesday to enhance ... Read More
$475M Cemetery Road project to be completed in two weeks
Minister of Public Works, Bishop Juan Edghill has assured that the $475 million Cemetery Road project will be completed within ... Read More
Guyana to import 50,000 more high-yielding coconuts from Costa Rica
Guyana will import another 50,000 high-yielding coconuts from Costa Rica to further advance its coconut industry. This was revealed by ... Read More
353 exhibitors registered for building expo 2024
As anticipation mounts for the landmark International Building Expo 2024, some 353 exhibitors have already registered. During a site visit ... Read More
De Hoop main access road to be completed by August – Min Edghill
Residents of De Hoop, Mahaica, have been assured that the ongoing $294.3 million infrastructural works on the main access road ... Read More