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Jan 18, 2025 Shervin Media News Comments Off on Gov’t unveils $1.382 trillion Budget for 2025
…projects 9.5% growth in oil sector, 10.6% in economy By: Davina Bagot Kaieteur News- Senior Minister in the Office of the President with Responsibility for Finance and the Public Service, Dr....Jan 18, 2025 Shervin Media News Comments Off on GECOM Chair says no to biometrics
…cites tight timeframe for implementation before elections Kaieteur News- Chairperson of the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) Justice (Ret’d) Claudette Singh has ruled out the use of...Jan 18, 2025 Shervin Media News Comments Off on Israeli security cabinet approves ceasefire deal
JERUSALEM/CAIRO, Jan 17 (Reuters) – The Israeli security cabinet approved a ceasefire deal on Friday, paving the way for the return of the first hostages from Gaza as early as Sunday and...Jan 18, 2025 Shervin Media News Comments Off on Guyana’s debt climbs to US$6B
Kaieteur News- As of December 31, 2024, Guyana’s debt has climbed to nearly US$6 billion, standing at US$5.993 billion. This marks a significant increase from the US$4.5 billion recorded at the end...Jan 18, 2025 Shervin Media News Comments Off on ‘Big budget but little for the people’ – Norton’s reaction to govt.’s $1.3 trillion budget
By Renay Sambach Kaieteur News- Leader of the Opposition, Aubrey Norton, has dismissed the government’s $1.382 trillion 2025 budget, describing it as a “big budget” that will bring “little...Jan 18, 2025 Shervin Media News Comments Off on $148.9B to boost housing, water, and sanitation
By Shania Williams Kaieteur News- The Ministry of Housing and Water in Guyana is set to receive a substantial allocation of $148.9 billion in the 2025 budget, marking a significant increase in...Jan 18, 2025 Shervin Media News Comments Off on Another $7B for CJIA
– $9.9B for river transport – $8.2B for sea and river defence By Renay Sambach Kaieteur News- Senior Minister within the Office of the President with responsibility for Finance, Dr. Ashni...Jan 18, 2025 Shervin Media News Comments Off on $143.2B budgeted for health sector
… $56B earmarked for drugs and infrastructural upgrades The government of Guyana has budgeted $143.2 billion in the 2025 national Budget for the expansion and mordernisation of the health sector...Jan 18, 2025 Shervin Media News Comments Off on European Chamber of Commerce elects new board of Directors
Kaieteur News- The European Chamber of Commerce in Guyana on Friday announced the election of its new Board of Directors for 2025 with Dr. Alista Bishop being elected as Chair. Other members of the...Jan 18, 2025 Shervin Media News Comments Off on Detective Bascom found guilty of cyberbullying colleagues
Kaieteur News- Days after the cyberbullying case against Detective Sergeant, Dion Bascom brought by businessman Azruddin Mohamed was dismissed, he was found guilty of cyberbullying his colleagues....Jan 18, 2025 Shervin Media News Comments Off on Gov’t allocates $9B for cost-of-living measures
Kaieteur News- Finance Minister, Dr. Ashni Singh on Friday announced this year’s Budget at $1.382 billion, with $9 billion allocated to address the cost of living. In his five-hour long...Jan 18, 2025 Shervin Media News Comments Off on $209B set aside in 2025 Budget for roads & bridges
Kaieteur News- The government of Guyana has allocated $209.3 billion in the 2025 national budget to continue with its plans to build and maintain the country’s roads and bridges. Senior Minister in...Jan 18, 2025 Shervin Media News Comments Off on Director of Culture sworn in as Member of Parliament
Kaieteur News- Director of Youth in the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport and Pandit Suresh Singh was sworn in as a Member of Parliament (MP) during the 91st Sitting of the National Assembly on...Jan 18, 2025 Shervin Media News Comments Off on D&I takes largest chunk of agriculture $104B budget
…loss making GuySuco gets over $13B By Anasa Williams Kaieteur News- The Drainage and Irrigation sub sector under the Ministry of Agriculture once again received the largest chunk of the whopping...Jan 18, 2025 Shervin Media News Comments Off on Sweet Nothing: Sugar industry declined by 21% in 2024
Kaieteur News- Despite billions of dollars being continuously pumped into the sugar industry; there is no sweet celebration as the sector recorded a 21.8% for last year. This was disclosed by...Jan 18, 2025 Shervin Media News Comments Off on UG’s funding increases by 160% as education sector allocated $175B in 2025 budget
By Allyiah Allicock Kaieteur News- With the government announcing that the University of Guyana (UG) is free from this month, an allocation of $13.1 billion has been budgeted to finance the...Jan 18, 2025 Shervin Media Sports Comments Off on Ramnath sets tone for WI ahead of opener
ICC U-19 Women’s T20 World Cup… (SportsMax) – West Indies Under-19 Women’s captain Samara Ramnath has made her intentions clear ahead of her team’s campaign at the ICC Under-19...Jan 18, 2025 Shervin Media Sports Comments Off on Seales dominates but Shakeel, Rizwan lead Pakistan’s recovery
West Indies tour of Pakistan… (ESPN Cricinfo) – Half-centuries from Saud Shakeel and Mohammad Rizwan wrestled momentum back for Pakistan after Jayden Seales’ triple-strike had put West...Jan 18, 2025 Shervin Media Sports Comments Off on Youngsters impress as final day draws near
Guyana Harpy Eagles 4-Day practice match – Day 3… Kaieteur Sports- Rampertab Ramnauth and Ushardeva Balgobin scored solid fifties as part of day three’s action in the second and final...Jan 18, 2025 Shervin Media Sports Comments Off on BCB/Dr. Amarnauth Dukhi U15 Inter Club Competition continues today
Kaieteur Sports- Dr. Amarnauth Dukhi U15 One-Day Cricket Competition continues in Berbice with several matches today. The match schedule will see Rose Hall Community Center (RHCC) playing Mount Sanai...Jan 18, 2025 Shervin Media Editorial, News Comments Off on Minister Benn running interference
Editorial… Kaieteur News- Let the man answer, Minister Benn. Why is Minister of Home Affairs, Robeson Benn, running a protective detail for Commissioner of Police, Clifton Hicken? We are...Jan 18, 2025 Shervin Media Features / Columnists, The GHK Lall Column Comments Off on Exim 4% rate
Hard Truths… By GHK Lall Kaieteur News- Whenever Vice President Jagdeo tells a straight story, he gives me grounds to agree with him. To do otherwise would not be foolish, but just plain...Jan 18, 2025 Shervin Media Dem Boys Seh, Features / Columnists Comments Off on Rent is a killer!
Dem Boys Seh… Kaieteur News- Dem boys seh dem see an advertisement fuh a two-bedroom unfurnished house in a place wha dem call “lower-income area” fuh $120,000 a month rent. Now, de man who...Jan 18, 2025 Shervin Media Features / Columnists, Peeping Tom Comments Off on Burnham must be having a good laugh
Peeping Tom… Kaieteur News- Each week, the more Bharrat Jagdeo speaks, the more the lines between party and government begin to dissolve like sugar in lukewarm tea. The more he speaks, the more...Jan 18, 2025 Shervin Media Letters Comments Off on Response to “Value of Money” (01/16/2025) on Government Funding for the University of Guyana
Dear Editor, After reading the letter titled “Value of Money” (01/16/2025) regarding the Government of Guyana’s funding for the University of Guyana (UG), I feel compelled to comment on the...Feb 19, 2025
The final 16 players of the Guyana Girls Under-21 hockey team have been selected to compete in the 2025 PAHF Junior Challenge scheduled for Bridgetown, Barbados from 8th to 16th March, 2025. The...Peeping Tom… Kaieteur News- Mashramani, heralded as Guyana’s grand national celebration, is often presented as a... more
By Sir Ronald Sanders Ambassador to the US and the OAS, Sir Ronald Sanders Kaieteur News-Two Executive Orders issued by U.S.... more
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