Tag: DPI/Department of Public Information
Govt calls for immediate investigation into gold smuggling, corrupt public officials
Part of any government’s responsibility is ensuring that the integrity of its resources is protected and its people are protected ... Read More
Private sector rallies behind Guyana’s food security push
The government's aggressive push towards national food security and self-sufficiency has and will continue to receive strong support from the ... Read More
New Amsterdam Synthetic Track 85 per cent complete
The Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport has announced that the New Amsterdam Track and Field Stadium is now 85 ... Read More
Gov’t engages Plaisance contractors on railway roadworks
The government visited Plaisance, East Coast Demerara, to look into traffic congestion issues caused by roadworks along the railway embankment. ... Read More
Election challenge shows “major lack of understanding” of Constitution – AG Nandlall
Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Mohabir Anil Nandlall, SC, has issued a rebuttal against a legal challenge filed ... Read More
Min. Edghill pledges smoother commute as East Bank roadworks advance
Motorists and commuters using the Lower East Bank corridor will soon experience smoother traffic with the near completion of ongoing ... Read More
“We don’t want to take away people’s freedom, we want to protect it” – NISA Head
Guyana's strategic military framework is committed to the protection of its people and sovereignty, to ensure that peace and safety ... Read More
Amerindians represent 60 per cent of Nursing, Nursing Assistant trainees
Amerindians are seizing all the training opportunities being offered, especially in the health sector. This is reflected in more than ... Read More
Stealth leadership is responsible for Amerindian Development – Min. Ramson
Minister of Culture, Youth and Sport, Charles Ramson on Saturday declared that President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali's vision has led ... Read More
Major tourism boost slated for Moraikobai
With massive investments coming its way, the village of Moraikobai, Region Five has been earmarked for an influx of development ... Read More