Tag: Minister Pauline Sukhai
Karawab residents enjoying employment opportunities, drainage improvement
-Several projects ongoing in Saint Monica The government’s development initiatives in Karawab and the wider Upper Pomeroon region continue to ... Read More
Minister Sukhai urges Pomeroon residents to invest in agriculture
Minister of Amerindian Affairs Pauline Sukhai has urged residents along the Pomeroon River in Region Two to prioritise agricultural investments ... Read More
Akawini Residents to Benefit from Education and Transportation Investments
Residents of Akawini Village in the Lower Pomeroon, Region Two, are set to benefit from significant government investments aimed at ... Read More
NTC Conference to be held from May 19-23
The annual National Toshaos Council (NTC) Conference will be held from May 19 to 23, 2025, bringing together leaders from ... Read More
Kuru Kuru benefitting from enhanced roads, electricity, new well – CDC Chair
-Minister Sukhai engages residents Kuru Kuru, a settlement along the Soesdyke-Linden Highway with more than 700 residents, is not left ... Read More
Circuitville gets $5M to complete multipurpose building
A $5 million cheque was handed over to complete the remaining works on the multipurpose building in the community of ... Read More
Machine, project valued $19.5M commissioned at Aranaputa, Rupurtee
A heavy-duty machine valued at $14.5 million was commissioned on Monday by Minister of Amerindian Affairs Pauline Sukhai in Aranaputa, ... Read More
‘Healthy Village’ outreach held in Malali
Under an initiative called ‘Healthy Village’, Minister of Amerindian Affairs Pauline Sukhai joined local leaders and villagers in the riverine ... Read More
Over 800 sustainable projects being managed annually in Amerindian villages – Min. Sukhai
More than 800 sustainable and transformative projects are being implemented in Amerindian and riverine villages to improve residents’ living standards ... Read More
$7.2B approved to support Amerindian culture preservation, economic projects
Following vigorous scrutiny by the parliamentary opposition, the Committee of Supply approved sums totalling $7.2 billion for the Ministry of ... Read More