Albion, Rose Hall cane harvesters on strike
Frustrated over what they say is unpaid retroactive salary increases owed since last year, Albion and Rose Hall cane cutters have taken strike action today, demanding immediate payment.
Trinidad company in running to partner local firm in operations, maintenance of gas to energy project
Trinidadian company, Phoenix Park Gas Processors Limited is in the running for operations and maintenance of a key part of the gas to energy project in conjunction with local company, GuyGas Inc.
Opposition Leader roasts ministry, company over treatment of Indian labourers
For Leader of the Opposition, Azruddin Mohamed, the Batavia case in Region Seven involving the 38 Indian nationals who alleged that they were subjected to poor working conditions on a quarry was unlike anything he had ever seen before and resembled “modern-day slavery.” In an interview with Kiskadee Watch days after he assisted 34 of the workers to return to India (four decided to stay and continue working), he likened the situation to an indentured labour arrangement, noting that it has raised serious concerns about the treatment of migrant workers and the state of labour protections in Guyana. He said that his visit to the quarry operations of Indian company, Ekaa Hrim Earth Resources Management Inc.
Gov’t says 424,681 persons processed for cash grant
The government has so far processed 424,681 persons for the $100,000 national cash grant, amounting to approximately $42.5 billion in payments, according to Senior Minister in the Office of the President with Responsibility for Finance, Dr Ashni Singh.
Ministry instructs contractor to repair defective roofing at Stabroek Market
The Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development says it has instructed a contractor to undertake corrective works on the recently repaired roof at the Stabroek Market after heavy rainfall yesterday morning saw water pouring in on vendors.
GPHC uses blood recycling system in surgery on woman, 85,
On Friday, the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) in collaboration with the National Blood Transfusion Services (NBTS) marked a significant advancement in patient care with the first successful use of the Cell Saver system in the emergency repair of a ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) in an 85-year-old woman.
Guyana already self-sufficient in poultry production – Mustapha says in response to question
Guyana is already producing enough poultry meat to satisfy domestic demand, according to Agriculture Minister Zulfikar Mustapha, who told the National Assembly recently that limited chicken imports are only being permitted to meet growing demand from the country’s expanding tourism and hospitality sectors.
Sonic Business Services and Lonsdale Saatchi & Saatchi in partnership
Sonic Business Services and Lonsdale Saatchi & Saatchi Advertising Limited have formalised a strategic partnership designed to deliver expanded marketing, communications and business solutions to clients operating here and across the wider Caribbean.
GPL to add 2.2 MW of pose to Bartica
The Guyana Power and Light Inc. (GPL) says it will increase its generation capacity in Bartica, Region Seven, with the addition of a new 2.2-megawatt generating set that is expected to be commissioned by the end of July.
Nominations open for best CARICOM farmers
Nominations are open for the CARICOM Farmer of the Year Award, and the Ministers of Agriculture Young Farmer of the Year Awards for 2026, according to a release from the CARICOM Secretariat.
Online Guyana passport system launched
The Ministry of Home Affairs and the Guyana Police Force yesterday launched the new Online Guyana Passport Application and Appointment System, marking a key step forward in the modernization of passport services and the digital transformation of public service delivery.
Guyana to benefit from IFC job creation programme
Guyana is one of 13 Caribbean countries which will benefit from an International Finance Corporation (IFC) programme targeting job creation and resilience, according to a release from the IFC.
Guyana set for two major maritime meetings
Guyana is set to host two major regional maritime meetings this month, bringing together delegates and senior officials from across the Caribbean to discuss issues relating to safety, security and regulatory oversight.
Agri students showcase value-added products
The Guyana School of Agriculture (GSA) recently hosted its Annual Final Year Agro-Processing Exhibition, where students showcased a range of value-added products developed from locally available agricultural resources.
GCC Elite lead final charge in GHB Independence competition
GCC Elite’s commanding women’s performance highlighted Sunday’s play in the Guyana Hockey Board’s Independence competition, as the finalists were confirmed at the National Stadium.
Man held over gun, ammo at Kendall Village
The police are investigating the discovery of a firearm and ammunition at Kendall Village, East Coast Berbice, on Sunday.
26/27 Elite League Playoffs: Beavers move closer to Elite League with win over Queenstown
Beavers FC moved one step closer to securing a place in the 2026/2027 Guyana Football Federation Elite League after defeating Queenstown United FC 3-0 in the qualification playoffs at the National Training Centre, Providence.
Moruca miner charged with attempted murder
A 24-year-old miner of Haimacabra Village, Moruca, Region One, was yesterday remanded to prison after being charged with attempted murder.
Khalil wins PanAm Masters squash silver in Colombia
Ashley Khalil added another international medal to her career after securing silver for Guyana at the PanAm Masters Squash Championships in Medellín, Colombia.
Venezuelan construction worker charged over gun, ammo
A 27-year-old Venezuelan national was yesterday remanded to prison after being charged with possession of an unlicensed firearm and ammunition.
