Tag: Paramakatoi
Access to transportation made easier for Bamboo Creek with brand new ATVs
The transportation woes of Bamboo Creek have been resolved as Senior Councillor Eustace Harry on Sunday received the keys for ... Read More
Wheat trial successful thus far – Agri. minister
With the aim of making Guyana the food hub of the Caribbean, the government continues the trial in wheat production, ... Read More
Paramakatoi Smart Hospital commissioned, residents to benefit from improved access to healthcare
Residents of Paramakatoi, Region Eight (Potaro-Siparuni) and the surrounding communities will benefit from improved access to healthcare with the commissioning ... Read More
Paramakatoi residents to benefit from two new potable water wells
Over the next few weeks engineers from the Guyana Water Inc. will be working to improve access to potable water ... Read More
Gov’t invests $15M to develop sport in Region 8
Residents in Region Eight (Potaro-Siparuni) will be enjoying sports even more, now that they have received much needed financial support ... Read More
Paramakatoi smart hospital to be completed by mid-year – Health Minister
The $44.4 million Paramakatoi Smart Hospital in Region Eight, which got off to a late start, is expected to be ... Read More
Gov’t partners deliver toys to Region 8 children
The government is dedicated to young people and for the Christmas season, it is ensuring all the children, even those ... Read More
PPP/C Gov’t always fulfils its promises-Minister Mustapha tells Paramakatoi farmers
─ distributes $29 M in flood relief cash grants Minister of Agriculture, Zulfikar Mustapha, M.P, said with the PPP/C in ... Read More
NAREI expends $38M on new office, ATV to better serve farmers in Paramakatoi
In a bid to improve its extension services in far-flung areas across the country, the National Agriculture Research and Extension ... Read More
Over 1,200 Paramakatoi Residents Gain Access to Potable Water
(Georgetown, Thursday, February 20, 2020)- Convenient access to potable water has become a reality for some 1,200 residents of the ... Read More