Former Finance Minister advises Government to give every adult Guyanese a $100,000 cash grant instead of $200,000 per household plan

Former Minister of Finance, Winston Jordan said it would be better to give each Guyanese living in Guyana a $100,000 cash grant, as he poked holes in President Irfaan Ali’s announcement that his administration will be giving every Guyanese household a one-off cash grant of $200,000.  Jordan’s proposal targets adult Guyanese living in the country, […]

Human Services Minister furious with Audit Office’s findings of Women’s Innovation and Investment Network programme

Minister of Human Services and Social Security, Dr Vindhya Persaud is accusing the Auditor General’s Office of providing a report riddled with flawed conclusions, inaccuracies and omissions on the performance of the Women’s Innovation and Investment Network (WIIN) Programme, which is managed by her Ministry. The report, which was laid in the National Assembly last […]

Talking Dollars & Making Sense: Navigating Business Loans with Credit Unions

By Rennie Parris Welcome back to Talking Dollars & Making Sense. Today, we’re going to discuss a topic that’s crucial for entrepreneurs looking to finance their business—loans. Whether you’re starting a business or trying to grow an existing one, securing the right type of loan can make all the difference. In this column, we’ll focus […]

Opposition Leader warns Government against discriminatory distribution of cash-grant; Calls for long term measures to address cost-of-living

Leader of the Opposition, Aubrey Norton, today urged Guyanese to cash-in on the one-off $200,000 cash grant, noting that it is their money. However, he warned the Government that such a piecemeal approach, will not reduce the cost of living nor will it take people out of poverty.  At his weekly press conference today, Mr. […]