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President Ali asks Lindeners for ‘political responsibility’ to unify, continue development in Region 10
On an early morning visit to Linden, Region 10 on Sunday, President Dr. Irfaan Ali who intended to embark on an inspection of the ongoing progress of the new Wismar Bridge found himself welcomed by a ...
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Opposition must be held accountable for decline in forestry, bauxite sectors – President Ali
President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali said the previous government must be held accountable for the rapid decline in key sectors of the economy during its term in office. The Guyanese leader compared the ...
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New Mackenzie-Wismar Bridge 31 per cent complete; substantial progress expected by year-end
Construction of the US$35 million Mackenzie-Wismar Bridge in Linden, Region Ten, is now 31 per cent completion, with significant advancements anticipated by the end of the year. The update was ...
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Linden to see major housing expansion with 11 areas already set for regularisation this year
Minister of Housing and Water, Collin Croal (right) and other officials tour the work site of the young professional houses at Amelia's Ward Housing and Water Minister, Collin Croal, joined President ...
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Anisah Khan: Guyana’s Trailblazing Female DJ
See below the full statement issued: In Guyana, where every street is a concert as the people dance to the reggae, soca, dancehall and chutney music, ‘Anisah Khan’, DJ Anisah has been changing the ...
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Underperforming contractors represents ‘small minority’ – Min Edghill
A great number of infrastructural projects are being implemented in accordance with contractual specifications and deadlines, with underperforming contractors representing a small minority. The ...
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CARICOM welcomes Mia Mottley as new Chairman
NEW YEAR STATEMENT BY NEW CHAIR OF THE CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY (CARICOM) HONOURABLE MIA AMOR MOTTLEY, S.C., M.P. PRIME MINISTER OF BARBADOS “In our unity lies our strength. This must be our truth and our ...
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1 million passengers transited through ports of entry in 2024
With 1 million international passengers transiting in and out of its ports, Guyana achieved a significant milestone in 2024, surpassing President, Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali’s initial prediction for 2025.
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2025 is a year of boundless possibilities – President in New Year’s message
The following is the full text of President Irfaan Ali’s New Year’s message: A Happy New Year to you all! Whether you are here at home or within our expanded diaspora, I extend warm and heartfelt ...
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Carter: “The most personal danger I have felt since leaving the White House was in Guyana in 1992″
President Desmond Hoyte welcomed President and Mrs. Carter during a visit to Guyana in October 1990. (Photo K Moore/The Carter Center) Guyana’s 1992 elections marked a historic turning point for the ...
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Linden Town Council’s $18M grant ready to be uplifted – Min Parag
The Linden Mayor and Town Council has secured approval for an $18 million grant and is ready to be uplifted, despite significant delays in submitting its work plan to the Ministry of Local Government ...
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Cash grant not one-off; to continue periodically – Jagdeo
Vice President Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo reassured citizens on Thursday that the $100,000 cash grant is not a one-time initiative but will continue periodically. “People were asking us, is this a one-off ...