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Caribbean Airlines Limited (CAL) says that the company continues to work collaboratively with the Trinidad and Tobago Airline Pilots Association (TTALPA) to resolve outstanding wage negotiations.
The Guyana Police Force today addressed media reports pertaining to the travel out of the country of Adonika Aulder, the wife of Assistant Police Commissioner, Calvin Brutus.
The Ministry of Home Affairs is inviting bids for the reconstruction of the Alberttown Police and Fire Station.
President Irfaan Ali and First Lady Arya Ali hosted a farewell dinner for the outgoing Chinese Ambassador to Guyana, Guo Haiyan, at State House last night.
ExxonMobil Guyana neither supports nor finances any political party or candidate, according to its General Counsel, Andrew Lodge.
Chinese engineering firm China Road and Bridge Corp (CRBC) has been selected as the company to build the US$236 million Corentyne bridge linking Guyana and Suriname, Minister of Public Works Juan Edghill yesterday said.
By Khadidja Ba Residents of Mahdia and nearby Campbelltown are expressing mounting frustration over persistent issues with water and electricity supply.
Police are investigating a tragic incident that claimed the life of an 18-year-old man at about 9 pm on Saturday on the Tain public road in Corentyne, Berbice.
Given United States president-elect Donald Trump’s vow to commence mass deportation of illegal immigrants upon taking office next month, Guyanese-American immigration attorney Kinda Velloza said immigrant case filings around the country have been rapidly increasing.
In response to the tragic drowning of three-year-old Venezuelan Marco Ezequiel Palma Perez in Ruby, Opposition Member of Parliament Ganesh Mahipaul has condemned the PPP/C government for its failure to address the growing migrant crisis with urgency, compassion, and responsibility.
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.
Part 106 Interviews and photos by Subhana Shiwmangal Stabroek News spoke to members of the public in Meadow Bank, Georgetown about the rising cost of living and how it is affecting them.
– 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 Ministry of Education (MoE) has commissioned a new nursery school in Region Eight.
The Guyana Prison Service (GPS) has partnered with the Cyril Potter College of Education (CPCE) to launch the first-ever Prison Trade Instructor Training Program-me.
-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.
-compared to 21 last year Twenty-seven persons have died in workplace accidents up to November this year compared to 21 for the corresponding period last year.
By Mia Anthony The restoration of Georgetown’s historic City Hall building, originally slated for completion in March 2023, has been delayed yet again, with the new deadline now set for March 2025.
Another 20 families from the border town of Lethem, Region Nine were officially handed the keys to their new homes under the Lethem Housing Support Programme on Friday.
Dormitories in the hinterland are set for major upgrades, according to President Irfaan Ali.
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