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The governing People’s Progressive Party, will be hosting its long-overdue congress to elect a new leadership after almost eight years. The Congress which was schedule to be held in 2019, is now slated for early May, according party General Secretary, Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo. During a press conference today, Mr. Jagdeo said the party’s Central […]
The Guyana Trades Union Congress (GTUC) is hoping that the Irfaan Ali Administration will act on its menu of recommendations that were submitted for the national budget, which will be presented on Monday. The GTUC has recommended tax reform, cash transfer and the immediate implementation of free tertiary education, among other measures. In an interview […]
Dodging questions about the party’s overdue Biennial Delegates Congress, Leader of the People’s National Congress Reform, Aubrey Norton today said the APNU alliance is focused on the upcoming General and Regional Elections, which he estimates will be before 2025. The party promised last year that its General Council will meet and deliberate on a date […]
Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Governance, Gail Teixeira has defended the work of the Public Accounts Committee, despite concerns that it has not been meeting enough to get work done. At a press conference on Wednesday, Teixeira said the current Public Accounts Committee has met more than the PACs of the last three Parliaments. She […]
Leader of the Opposition Aubrey Norton has shaken up the parliamentary shadow responsibilities for some members of the APNU+AFC Opposition in the National Assembly. According to reports, AFC Leader Khemraj Ramjattan, who previously overlooked the Agriculture portfolio, will now take aim at the security sector as he will shadow the Minister of Home Affairs. Ramjattan […]
By Svetlana Marshall Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Governance, Gail Teixeira announced today that the Government has written to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) seeking a withdrawal of the precautionary measures granted in favour of Chinese Landing, the Indigenous Carib Community in Region One that has long complained about a series of human […]
Ahead of Monday’s National Budget presentation, the Guyana Public Service Union today said it has made several proposals to the Government that it hopes will be taken on board to provide a more comfortable standard of living for the country’s public servants. The GPSU hopes that this year’s Budget will see Public Servants benefitting more. […]
The Auto and Construction industries along with electronics, have been dominating the list of complaints received by the Competition and Consumer Affairs Commission (CCAC) over the past year. According to the Commission, it received 492 complaints against businesses last year, with a value of over $481.3 million. In a statement today, the CCAC said of […]
The plans for Guyana to have its own Law School are still in the pipeline, with a feasibility exercise for the setting up of the school still ongoing, according to Attorney General Anil Nandlall. The Government has already identified the land where the Law School will be built. During a recent Press Conference, the Attorney […]
The United States Department of Defense plans to work closer this year with the Guyana Defence Force to boost and modernize the country’s defence architecture. U.S Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, Daniel Erikson made that disclosure during a two-day visit to Guyana, which ended on Tuesday. During the visit, he met and held talks with […]
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