Daily Archive: Friday, November 15, 2024

Articles published on Friday, November 15, 2024

Set up adequate centres to share Pension Books

Dear Editor, Further to my letter of November 10, 2024, in which I highlighted the deplorable conditions under which the Old Age Pension books are distributed, I posit that it appears that there has been a reduction in the number of distribution centres while increasing the number of areas that are assigned to each centre, resulting in the chaotic situation to which pensioners are now subjected.

Guyana, Suriname oil resources complemented by valuable natural gas finds

Globally, authoritative oil and gas media intelligence continues to play up the increasingly important role that Guyana and Suriname can play in supplying Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) to the international community at a time when environmental concerns linked to climate change continue to realize an increasingly global vocal preference for gas from coal, which, if effected, is believed to likely reduce greenhouse gas by as much as half.

A scene from the semifinal encounter between Stabroek Ballerz (green) and Gold is Money

Gold is Money, North East to battle for crown tomorrow

‘Champion of Champions’ Futsal Gold is Money and North East La Penitence will contest the final in the inaugural Chung Global ‘Champion of Champions’ Futsal competition tomorrow evening following contrasting semifinal victories on Wednesday night at the National Gymnasium on Mandela Avenue. 

Federal forces guard the perimeter of a scene following a shootout, in Culiacan

High crime rolling back growth pursuits of LAC countries – IDB assessment

While some countries in the Caribbean and Latin America, notably Guyana, continue to show some measure of progress in retreating from the economic doldrums in which much of the hemisphere has been entrapped for decades, the economic effort associated with pushing back the surge of high crime that now afflicts parts of the region may well be rolling back the growth pursuits of the hemisphere.

Networking at Palm Court

UK Trade Mission wraps up visit

As the United Kingdom Trade Mission wrapped up its visit here, members of the delegation met with Councillors of the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) on November 13 at a networking event at Palm Court.

Corruption more than monitoring weaknesses responsible for tsunami of sub-standard imports, senior state official tells Stabroek Business

The Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) ought to direct its attention to those state agencies that share responsibility for the execution of procedures associated with importation of goods into the country if it is to get its wish to reduce and, hopefully, eradicate altogether the importation of counterfeit and expired goods, a senior employee at a state agency responsible for aspects of ‘green-lighting’ imports into the country has told the Stabroek Business.

Stock Market Updates

GSE (https://guyanastockexchangeinc.com/telephone Nº 223-6175/6) reports that session 1097’s trading results showed consideration of $3,712,646 from 13,012 shares traded in 33 transactions as compared to session 1096’s trading results which showed consideration of $66,754,885 from 241,679 shares traded in 29 transactions.

Professional accounting bodies ‘hook up’ to advance accountancy skills in the Caribbean

With the expansion of the business sector in the Caribbean, and the need to enhance the disciplines necessary for the incremental efficiency of the sector, the globally recognized Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and the regional accountancy body, the Institute of Chartered Accountants of the Caribbean (ICAC), have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that seeks to enhance the capabilities of accountancy in a region where the focus will be on strengthening associated skills with enhanced efficiency related to the business sector.

The 5.30 am meeting

Stripped of the theatre and vaudeville, Tuesday’s 5.30 am meeting summoned by President Ali at State House underlined the serious problems facing state projects, something the public has been well aware of for years.