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Section Three Massara now has potable water

Some 543 households in Section Three, Massara, Region Nine, have gained first-time access to potable water through the Guyana Water Incorporated GWI and the Ministry of Housing and Water valued at $21.6 million. 

Over 780 graduate from GTI, Venezuelan girl is valedictorian

– as it celebrates 73rd anniversary The Government Technical Institute (GTI) hosted its graduation ceremony on Thursday last at the National Cultural Centre under the theme, “Technical Education: Unlocking Potential, Fueling Progress”  as it celebrated its 73rd anniversary, continuing its dedicated mission to empower youth to achieve professional success, a GTI release stated.

The CJIA

Public Works Ministry advertises $1.5b contract for CJIA works

-as Kallco bows out The Ministry of Public Works has advertised a $1.5 billion contract for the construction and rehabilitation of office buildings at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport, Timehri following the termination of the contract with embattled Trinidad and Tobago construction firm Kallco.

Cash grant rollout – a failure of leadership

Business and Economic Commentary The rollout of the $100,000 cash grant programme – initially hailed as a transformative initiative to distribute the new-found oil wealth to the people of Guyana – is turning out to be a major failure of governance and planning by the Ali Administration.

Trevor Bassoo (left and Chinese Ambassador to Guyana, Guo Haiyan (GNBS photo)

GNBS, China sign MoU to strengthen co-operation on standardisation

The Guyana National Bureau of Standards (GNBS) and the State Administration for Market Regulation (National Standardisation Administration) of the People’s Republic of China (SAMR/SAC) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at enhancing cooperation in the field of Standardisation, a GNBS release yesterday stated.

Parika to Bartica boats (DPI photo)

No boat fare hikes approved for holiday season – Edghill

-as new Bartica Stelling nears completion Those speed boat operators who raise their fares for the Christmas season will be penalised was the warning given by Minister of Public Works, Juan Edghill, when he conducted an inspection on Friday morning of the ongoing infrastructural works on the Bartica Stelling in Region Seven, a Department of Public Information (DPI) release stated.    

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