Tag: Minister Robeson Benn
Government to support students affected by Mae’s School fire
The government stands ready to support pupils affected by the massive fire that demolished Mae’s School at Subryanville in Georgetown ... Read More
$108.7B to be allocated to Guyana’s security sector
Senior Minister in the Office of the President with responsibility for Finance and Public Service, Dr Ashni Singh has announced ... Read More
Guyana to enhance forensic capability
The government is seeking to enhance the capabilities of the Guyana Forensic Science Laboratory (GFSL) through collaboration with India. Minister ... Read More
Reduction in serious crimes linked to strategic initiatives – Min Benn
-12 per cent reduction in serious crime recorded last year The Guyana Police Force (GPF) recorded a decrease in serious ... Read More
500 additional body cameras acquired for police force
-As part of steps to enhance police-public interactions The Ministry of Home Affairs has procured an additional 500 body cameras ... Read More
$5.6B worth of narcotics seized in Guyana in 2024
-increase in cocaine seizure recorded The Customs Anti-Narcotic Unit (CANU) made significant inroads against drug trafficking last year by intercepting ... Read More
Road accidents have been reducing – Min Benn
-stricter legislation, increased fines to be implemented Over the past few months, the Guyana Police Force (GPF) has recorded a ... Read More
97 new firefighters join service
Following a rigorous three-month training course, ninety-seven new firefighters graduated on Friday from the Guyana Fire Service (GFS) Training Centre ... Read More
Amerindian leaders urged to encourage youths to join discipline services
Minister of Home Affairs, Robeson Benn, has called on indigenous leaders to encourage hinterland youths to join the disciplined services, ... Read More
Keen assessment, responsive actions needed to address road accidents – Min Benn
Keen assessments and stern responsive actions are needed to track the traffic statistics within the country, as part of addressing ... Read More