These new ID cards would include biometric features such as fingerprints or eye scans.
Jagdeo told a gathering of Region 10 residents that these cards, once introduced, could be used to conduct transactions at the National Insurance Scheme (NIS), Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA), and banks.
While these cards are expected to make transactions easier, the Vice President said they are also part of an increasing focus on improving security in Guyana. Continue reading