Tag: Region Eight
$162M to improve water distribution in Region Eight
Minister of Housing and Water, M.P, has announced that the government through the Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) will be investing ... Read More
Kaibarupai to get first time access to potable water in new week
-as water system nears completion Residents of Kaibarupai, Region Eight will soon be able to enjoy first-time access to potable ... Read More
Gov’t has restored hope to Region 8 – Minister Sukhai
Minister of Amerindian Affairs, Pauline Sukhai, M.P, on Wednesday blasted the former administration for "neglecting" residents of Region Eight (Potaro-Siparuni). ... 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
Kaibarupai residents to get first time access to potable water
The Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) is currently installing a new water supply system in the village of Kaibarupai, North Pakaraimas, ... Read More
Hundreds of Region 8 children receive toys
- compliments of Gov't, Gold Target Export The faces of children in Potaro-Siparuni, (Region Eight) lit up on Tuesday and ... 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
Minister Walrond commissions GNBS office at Mahdia
Minister of Tourism, Industry and Commerce, Oneidge Walrond, MP, on Tuesday, officially commissioned the Guyana National Bureau of Standards’ (GNBS) ... Read More
Yawong women to get Gov’t’s help to start-up small projects
Residents of Yawong, Region Eight recently received $1.2M to aid the construction of a center that will be used as ... Read More
15 Region Eight communities receive tractors to boost development
The Ministry of Amerindian Affairs distributed 15 tractors to various villages in Region Eight (Potaro-Siparuni). Among villages benefitting were Bamboo ... Read More