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Gasper still acting as Town Clerk in Linden; Mayor intends move to the Court

Mayor of Linden Sharma Solomon has announced that the Town Council is exploring the possibility of taking legal action against the Local Government Commission (LGC) over the unconstitutional and unilateral appointment of PPP/C Activist, Lenox Gasper as the Municipal Town Clerk. Gasper was unilaterally appointed by the Chairman of the Local Government Commission in early […]

GPSU hammers Government over “uncaring” 6.5% salary increase

The Guyana Public Service Union is not happy with the recently announced 6.5% salary increase for public servants. The union said the increase was unilateral since there was no negotiation on it. The GPSU in a statement said the increase is insensitive, uncaring, and represents a blatant disregard for the collective bargaining process. The union […]

GPHC and Gift of Life conduct Pediatric cardiac surgeries

The Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) and Gift of Life International (GOLI) held their second Pediatric Cardiac Mission for the year recently, which saw ten young patients between the ages of 8-months to 16-years-old undergoing complex cardiac surgeries, representing some of the most intricate cases the collaborative medical team has ever encountered. In a release, […]

GCCI partners with Labour Ministry to launch “Respect Campaign” for workplaces

The Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) in partnership with the Ministry of Labour has launched the “Respect Campaign”, which is aimed at fostering a culture of respect within workplaces by promoting better understanding of respectful practices, transparency, diversity, equity and inclusion. At the launching today, Minister of Labour, Joseph Hamilton said the country […]

President Ali reaffirms to St. Vincent PM that there will be no dialogue on border controversy at meeting with Maduro

President Irfaan Ali has written a second letter to St. Vincent Prime Minister, Dr. Ralph Gonsalves, reiterating his position that there will be no dialogue, compromise or negotiation on the border controversy and the case before the International Court at Thursday’s planned meeting with Venezuelan President, Nicholas Maduro. In the 4-page letter that was dispatched […]

Helicopter crash survivors recovering well; One suffered broken rib and burns

One of the two soldiers, who survived last Wednesday’s helicopter crash that claimed the lives of five servicemen, suffered second degree burns and a broken rib, Prime Minister Mark Phillips has reported.  During Monday’s sitting of the National Assembly, the Prime Minister said while the two survivors – Lieutenant Andio Crawford and Corporal Dwayne Jackson […]