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‘Red Road’ project in Sophia moves ahead
Road and drainage works at ‘E’ Field, Sophia— at the area known as Red Road— are being expanded to provide easier access to the new Cummings Lodge Housing Scheme and other nearby areas. Public Works Minister, Juan Edghill recently visited the construction site where the residents there will soon benefit from better traffic flow and...
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Trucks restricted from High and Cowan streets after bridge damage- Edghill
Minister of Public Works, Juan Edghill has warned that trucks are strictly prohibited from using High Street and Cowan Street, citing serious structural damage to the bridge. His warning comes on the heels of a public advisory which informed motorists that the bridge has been compromised and will need to be rebuilt. “This bridge has...
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ACB limits Afghanistan players to three foreign leagues per year
The Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) has approved a new policy that will limit their players to featuring in three international leagues to go with their participation in the board’s new five-team franchise-based T20 league, which will get underway around October 2026 in the UAE. This was among the “key policy decisions” that was taken by...
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INews Guyana
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EPA strengthens national capacity in radiation safety through NORM management training
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) participated in a two-day training workshop on the management of Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material (NORM) on January 12–13, 2026, at ExxonMobil Guyana’s Head Office. The workshop, facilitated by Lotus LLC and supported by Environmental and Technical Services Inc. and ExxonMobil Guyana Ltd., aimed to strengthen national capacity to safely regulate […]
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Guyana Mining School achieves CTVET accreditation
The Guyana Mining School & Training Centre Inc. (GMSTCI) has announced that its Bartica Training Facility has been officially accredited by the Council for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (CTVET). This accreditation authorises the facility to operate as a certified vocational institution in Guyana and to deliver programmes that meet the nationally approved Technical […]
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CJ to rule on February 2 on Mohameds’ constitutional challenge to extradition proceedings
Chief Justice (acting) Navindra Singh has set February 2 to deliver his ruling on the constitutional challenge and judicial review proceedings filed by US-indicted businessmen Azruddin and Nazar Mohamed in their bid to block their extradition to America. The Mohameds are essentially challenging sections of Guyana’s Fugitive Offenders Act and are seeking to quash the […]
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Kaieteur News
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UK firm secures subsea pre-commissioning contract for Exxon’s Whiptail Project
…Georgetown facility to be established (Kaieteur News) – United Kingdom-based energy services company EnerMech has been awarded a contract to carry out subsea pre-commissioning works for ExxonMobil Guyana Limited’s sixth oil development offshore Guyana – the Whiptail project. EnerMech disclosed in a LinkedIn post on Wednesday that it was hired by Italian firm Saipem which had […]
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U.S. completes first sale of Venezuelan oil valued at $500 million, U.S. official says
(Reuters) – The U.S. has completed the first sales of Venezuelan oil that are part of a $2 billion deal reached earlier this month between Caracas and Washington, a U.S. official told Reuters on Wednesday. Additional sales are expected in the coming days and weeks, the official added. Revenue from the initial oil sales – […]
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CANU seizes almost 50 lbs of cocaine in La Grange
(Kaieteur News) – The Customs Anti-Narcotics Units (CANU) on Wednesday seized 22.394 kilograms or 49.2 pounds of cocaine during an operation in La Grange, West Bank Demerara. The unit said CANU officers, acting on information, conducted an operation in the vicinity of the La Grange Public Road, West Bank Demerara, where they intercepted a motor vehicle. […]
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Guyana Chronicle
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‘We must do better to build for the long term’
–President Ali urges culture, work ethic changes to maintain momentum for national development –says government working to adopt a more flexible labour force to address shortages LABOUR shortages and persistently low turnout rates on construction sites are challenges being faced that could threaten the pace of national development, President Dr. Irfaan Ali has warned, even […]
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SBB urges SMEs to strengthen financial management as economy expands
AS Guyana’s economy continues to grow, the Small Business Bureau (SBB) is urging small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to improve their financial management practices, warning that weak record-keeping and limited financial literacy remain major barriers to accessing financing and business opportunities. Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the SBB, Simon Pollard, said financial literacy is essential […]
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New passenger vessel arrives to boost transport for Region One
A NEWLY-acquired passenger vessel has arrived in Guyana, marking a major step in the government’s drive to modernise maritime transport and improve connectivity across the country. The 2024‑built vessel, recently procured from Greece and soon to be renamed, sailed under its own power from the Mediterranean, rounding Cape Verde off the coast of Africa before […]