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Almost $1 Billion worth of drugs and medical supplies left spoiled and expired between 2015 and 2018 -Audit report finds

Hundreds of millions of dollars in drugs and medical supplies were left damaged and spoiled due to poor storage, according to a performance audit into the management of drugs and medical supplies at the Ministry of Health and Regional Health facilities. “Millions were wasted from spoilt and damaged supplies due to poor storage, which left […]

Constitutional Reform Bill tabled in National Assembly; AG hopes for full Opposition and public participation in process

The government this morning introduced the Constitutional Reform Commission bill which caters for the establishment of a Commission to review the country’s laws. The Commission will be tasked with gathering information to submit to the Parliamentary Committee on Constitutional Reform for its input before going to the House as amendments to the Constitution. In presenting […]

Auditor General warns of significant legal and operational gaps that could hamper response to oil spill

In a report on Guyana’s preparedness for marine oil spill response, the Auditor General Deodat Sharma warns that significant legal and operational gaps could hamper the country’s response to an oil spill. “The government has plans and resources to respond to marine oil spills but there are significant legal and operational gaps that could hamper […]

Ex-ANUG Executive testifies before Elections COI about discrepancies in vote tabulation at GECOM Command Centre

Former Executive Member of A New and United Guyana (ANUG), Jonathan Yearwood told the Elections Commission of Inquiry (COI) that the process of tabulating and verifying the votes cast per party in Region Four went downhill after the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM), IT officer, Enrique Livan took over the process at the Command Centre at […]