Cancer mortality in Guyana
Press
Release March 1st 2004
The
Stabroek Market clock….. working?
Jobs
being created in Guyana - through development
What
the public should know about Leprosy
Statement
by the Commissioner of Police 0n Media Allegations
Security
aspect of the local aviation sector
(GINA Release)
Minister
Westford call for punctuality:
an extension of one made by President Jagdeo
The
Parole System in Guyana
Medical Council to recommend, not discipline nurses
Contingency plans to handle egg shortage, no need to panic
Government's
Amerindian Development programmes will not be derailed
Contingency
plans to handle egg shortage, no need to panic
Government's Amerindian Development programmes will not be derailed
 No
big deal! Its just a draft - A View Point by Micheal Gordon
Constructive
engagement...Joint statement still being finalized,
Leaders discuss issues out of Communique'
Meeting
between His Excellency Bharrat Jagdeo, President of the Republic
of Guyana and Mr. Robert Corbin, MP, Leader of the People’s
National Congress Reform and Leader of the
Opposition
Minister
Gajraj clarifies seating capacity of minibuses
Rice
exports from January-August recorded at 123,000 tonnes
Repairs
and maintenance to schools is a continuous process
Contracts
given Cabinet's "no objection" at its meeting on - September
16, 2003
"Use
good quality helmets"- advises the Ministry of Home Affairs
President
pledges Government’s commitment to protecting rice farmers
PPP
hails Amerindians on Heritage Day
‘It’s
the IMF assessment that matters’ – Dr.
Luncheon Approval demerits PNCR claims of corruption, mismanagement
of economy
Media
should play an active role in road safety- Traffic Chief
IMF
Finds Guyana's Economy in a Good State
Amerindian
Heritage Month Events
Japan
honors CARICOM
High
Representatives recommits to motoring Communiqué implementation-
Parliamentary recess
slows implementation process
Dr.
Luncheon confirms Prem Misir vying for Pro Chancellor - Impressive
CV, track record
submitted
Neither
flaws nor discrimination in uniform distribution process –
Minister Shadick
Increased
demand for Guyana produce in Barbadian market
Export
records favourable for 2003
Improvements
in national performances especially Mathematics
Incidences
of malaria infections under control in hinterland -
Minister Ramsammy
New
legislation not necessary to curb fuel smuggling – President
Jagdeo Stringent policing
crucial
Toshao
lauds Government's efforts to promote Amerindian Development
Over 1,500 Birth Certificates distributed in Region Nine
Availability
of mortgage financing increases after historic signing today
Malfunctioning
Traffic lights will be repaired
President
Jagdeo launches Amerindian Heritage Month - pledges Government continued
support to Amerindian Development- (September 1,
2003)
Use
your passport sparingly - Ministry of Home Affairs - (September
1, 2003)
Guyana
launches President Bush's PMTCT iniative - (August 30, 2003)
H.E.
Samuel Rudolph Insanally three days official visit to the Republic
of Cuba - (August 28, 2003)
Amerindian
Heritage month launching Monday -
(August 27, 2003)
Capital
works progressing in Region Nine - (August 27, 2003)
Fight
to Prevent Mother to Child Transmission to be boosted by national
drive - (August 27, 2003)
Guyana’s
sugar industry has managed its economic constraints well–
T&T Labour Consultant
(urges GAWU to educate workers about challenges) - (August
27, 2003)
Sugar,
Rice, production stable - (August 22, 2003)
President
Jagdeo leads Private Sector and Labour delegation for state visit
to India -
(August 21, 2003)
Speeding,
seatbelt, and tinted windows main focus for Traffic Department-
(August 18, 2003)
What
the Guyana Fire Service has achieved over the past six months- (August
18, 2003)
Change
of Nomination Date -Ministry of Labour, Human Services and Social
Security-
(August 13, 2003)
International
Youth Day is August 12- (August 12, 2003)
Dr.
Henry Jeffrey is attending the Third Interamerican Meeting of Education
Ministers for the Integral
Development (ICID) of the Organization of American States (OAS)-
(August 11, 2003)
Community
policing groups are vital in the fight against crime- (August 8,
2003)
Draft
Broadcasting Bill 2003 Reflects Joint Agreements and a sound basis
for consultation - (Response by Mr. Robert Persaud
, Information Liaison to the President)- (August 8, 2003)
Government's
fight aganist a new criminality with Regional and Inernational Links
-
(August 7, 2003)
Working
visit of the President of the Republic of Guyana, Bharrat Jagdeo
to Brazil - JOINT PRESS COMMUNIQUE- (August 5, 2003)
Buxton
has benefited from developmental works- (August
4, 2003)
Commission
of Enquiry into Policing in Guyana Preliminary- List of Issues (August
2, 2003)
Young
Hindus must face global changes head on - (August 2, 2003)
MINISTRY
OF EDUCATION - signing of a Consultancy Contract with Mr. N. James
for the period
August 2003 to July 2004 -(August 2, 2003)
The
Mash Management Committee is now launching the Mash 2004 Theme Competition-
(August 2, 2003)
POLICE
PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICE – A joint Police/CANU Operation-(August
2, 2003)
POLICE
PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICE – Children on work study attachment
with the
Guyana Police Force- (August 2, 2003)
His
Excelllency President Bharrat Jagdeo will pay a working visit to
the Federative Republic
of Brazil -
(July 30, 2003)
Drafting
of broadcast legislation concludes, circulated to Opposition Leader,
stakeholders – To be presented to Parliament after recess
-(July 30, 2003)
State-media
cultural programmes are sponsored -
(July 29, 2003)
United
Nations Development Programme provides support to the Government
for the development of renewable of Energy Sources- (July 28, 2003)
Guyana
celebrates CARICOM's 30th Retain - Integration is the key- (July
24, 2003)
UNICEF/GINA
workshop set to educate media on HIV/AIDS pandemic- (July 23, 2003)
Capital
Repairs to Wards 6, 7 & 8 of the Palms Geriatric Institution-
(July 23, 2003)
The
Guyana School of Agriculture Corporation - 39th Graduation Exercise-
(July 21, 2003)
Status
report on CARICOM Task Force - Guyana’s position to date-
(July 21, 2003)
The
German experience - hinterland students- (July 21, 2003)
The
appointment of a member to serve on the Public Service Commission-Office
of the Permanent Secretary and Head of the Public Service-
(July 19, 2003)
Ethnic
Relations Commission fully comprised - Work ongoing to establish
Tribunal- (July 18, 2003)
Constitution
Amendment Number 2) BILL No.9 of 2003-The Fundmental
Rights Bill - (July 18, 2003)
$5.7
billion poverty reduction programme to commence in 2003- (July 18,
2003)
The
GUM Clinic breaks new ground in HIV/AIDS treatment - Clinic provides
millions of dollars in free treatment- (July 18, 2003)
$5.7
billion to fight poverty - (July 17, 2003)
Ethnic
Relations Commission to be fully comprised - (July 17, 2003)
UN
Special Rapporteur on racism to visit various parts of Guyana -
To , ensure a first-hand
experience of community relations in Guyana- (July 17, 2003)
Government
is fulfilling its mandate to women -(July 10, 2003)
Government
concludes Permanent Secretaries reassignment-(July 9, 2003)
Government
announces an increase in low-income housing loans at minimum interest-(July
9, 2003)
Members
of the New National Sports Commission Board which shall be installed
on July 11th, 2003 by the Minister of Culture, Youth & Sport.(July
5, 2003)
Lessons
of July 3, 2002 Storming of the Office of the President Complex
must be clear to all-
(July 3, 2003)
Second
wave of reassignment of Permanent Secretaries effected - President’s
Information Liaison- (July 3, 2003)
Residents
of The Palms are not neglected-(July 2, 2003)
The
Ministry of Labour, Human Services & Social Security wishes
to inform recipients of Public Assistance on the distribution of
coupons booklets for the second half of the year 2003-(July 2, 2003)
Women's
Affairs Bureau Consultation for Policy Formulation- (July
1, 2003)
An
appeal to drivers: desist from speeding- (July
1, 2003)
Chairman,
Members of Disciplined Forces Commission sworn-in- PNCR representative
notably absent-(June 30, 2003)
NARI
benefiting from ITEC Programme- (June 25, 20003)
Substantial
contribution towards paying wages and salaries of the Linden municipal
workers for May 2003 - Clinton Collymore M.P-(June 17, 2003)
Comments
made by the opposition PNCR in relation to the holding of local
government elections in Guyana - Clinton Collymore M.P-(June 17,
2003)
I
Reiterate That I Have Not Resigned- Minister Leslie Ramsammy-(June
11, 2003)
Media
Briefing by the Honourable Ronald Gajraj MP - Minister of Home Affairs-(June
7, 2003)
Why
replace the SSEE? –NCERD’s Director outlines benefits
- Better student assessment, improved education system cited-(June
3, 2003)
Toshaos
divided on NTC Executive-(May 31, 2003)
One
People with One Destiny- (May 31, 2003)
National
Toshaos Conference opens - aims to set up NTC-(May 31, 2003)
Significant
contribution to economy expected from Processed Food Sector this
year-(May 28, 2003)
New
X-ray equipment approved for Cheddi Jagan Airport- Closer monitoring
of VIP lounge on the cards-(May 28, 2003)
President
Jagdeo agrees with idea for Investment Law - participates in consultation
on Small Business Act-(May 28, 2003)
Go-Invest
oversees significant investments last year. Increase in investment
expected in 2003-(May 28, 2003)
Docal
to lower prices of cooking gas-(May 23, 2003)
Extremists
and SARS-(May 18, 2003)
More
than 600 fires since January- Fire Chief-(May 16, 2003)
Commander
in Chief Notes Bravery of Lance Corporal Dodson Killed in Buxton-(May
15, 2003)
The
Guyana Festival in Toronto-(May 15, 2003)
Government
of Guyana/United Nations Workshop on Building Social Cohesion/Conflict
Resolution-(May 15, 2003)
Joint
Communique between President Bharrat Jagdeo and PNCR Leader Mr.
Robert Corbin-(May 6, 2003)
What
the Kidnapping Bill entails (April 28, 2003)
Cease
from burning rubbish- Fire Chief Washington (April 28, 2003)
Key
Points of his Excellency, President Bharrat Jagdeo's Address th
the Annual Officers' Conference of the Guyana Police Force-(April
25, 2003)
Government's
active role in crime fighting -(April
23, 2003)
Central
Government supports Local Government autonomy through reform - (April
23, 2003)
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