Pegasus Hotel Expansion
Works on the Pegasus Suites and Corporate Centre have now commenced next to the current Pegasus Hotel.
Privately-owned Pegasus Hotel, looking to capitalize on the emerging oil and gas sector, has unveiled an ambitious US$100M expansion project, including a 15-storey tower and state-of-the-art convention centre.
On March 8, 2018, the sod was turned in the hotel’s adjoining property near the tennis court with Chairman, Robert Badal, hailing the investment as the city’s largest investment.
The contract has been awarded to China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC), the same company that is in charge of the US$150M airport expansion at Timehri and the MovieTowne project at Liliendaal, East Coast Demerara. Continue reading →
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Pegasus unveils 15-storey tower in US$100M expansion
Mar 09, 2018 – Kaieteur News: Pegasus Hotel, looking to capitalize on the emerging oil and gas sector, has unveiled an ambitious US$100M expansion project, including a 15-storey tower and state-of-the-art convention centre.
Yesterday morning (March 8, 2018), the sod was turned in the hotel’s adjoining property near the tennis court with Chairman, Robert Badal, hailing the investment as the city’s largest investment. Continue reading →
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Guyana: More stories on corruption and bad governance
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DECEMBER 4, 2015 | ….. Conflict of Interest uncovered at GGMC
The question of conflict of interest situations in Government has been rearing its head in recent years. The first major one that ignited debate before the end of the last presidential term of Bharrat Jagdeo, prior to 2009, was the leasing of the Sanata Complex, in Industrial Site, Ruimveldt, to his best friend, Dr. Ranjisinghi […]
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Airport runway extension has begun – CJIAC
NOVEMBER 4, 2013 · BY STABROEK NEWS
Works Minister Robeson Benn (second from right) touring the site. (CJIAC photo)
The extension of the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA), Timehri runway has “begun in earnest” with the contracting firm – China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) – tackling a trial section in the Timehri North area, according to a press release this evening from the CJIA Corporation.
It said that the project commenced two weeks ago. The commencement has come despite claims by the Ministry of Works that this project was going to be hampered by cuts that were made by the opposition to its 2013 budget. Continue reading →
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