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Daily Archives: 06/09/2019
Georgetown municipality undergoing facelift for Ghana Presidential visit
The West African leader is scheduled to be in Guyana from June 11 to 12 for wide-ranging discussions on areas of possible mutual cooperation including the energy sector.
Housing Minister, Annette Ferguson and City Mayor, Pandit Ubraj Narine confirmed Thursday that President Akufo-Addo is due to lay a wreath at the Non-Aligned Monument, Company Path, Georgetown. “His Excellency, the President of Ghana will be paying a visit here and the city must be in order so we are busy cleaning up various locations in the City which I think is overdue,” he told Demerara Waves Online News. Continue reading
Guyana: UG Vice Chancellor no longer seeking contract renewal
University of Guyana (UG) Vice Chancellor, Ivelaw Griffith will no longer be seeking a renewal of his contract, even as the workers’ unions intensified pressure on the administration for him not to return.
Multiple sources confirmed that Professor Griffith informed them that he had opted to abandon plans to return to the publicly-funded tertiary institution because of family and other commitments in the United States where he had been residing for decades.
His decision came amidst what had appeared to be an aggressive public relations campaign that had favoured his continuation or contract renewal.
Price fixing racket at GuySuCo… Internal audit report recommended Bhim sacked
The operations of the Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) over the years have been a major battle ground between the government of the day and the opposition.
Up to 2015, the workers were over 16,000 for the industry.
The corporation at 2015, when the Coalition Government took office, had been falling steadily in production despite a number of measures, including more lands for production and the US$200M Skeldon modernisation project.
Both failed to jumpstart despite the billions also annually pumped into GuySuCo via bailouts by consecutive Governments.
There is evidence emerging now that the poor performance was not only blamed on ageing factories, weather, and poor canes, but rather on the actual sale price of sugar to local and overseas buyers. Continue reading
North Texas Guyanese Association (NTXGA) aims to preserve Guyanese traditions
The North Texas Guyanese Association (NTXGA) aims to preserve Guyanese traditions despite tough sell to youth — By
This is why the group is rolling out a number of activities targeting younger Guyanese, since the association’s members strongly believe that it is important to know of one’s past to get a greater understanding of life. Continue reading