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Há 3 dias · As the resumed strike action across the country continues, Vice President Dr Bharrat Jagdeo said he is worried about the consequences for teachers when the High Court decision that they be paid is eventually overturned in a higher court. Last month, High Court Judge, Justice Sandil Kissoon, found that the five-week strike action in February […]
Há 4 dias · WATCH LIVE || Press Conference by the General Secretary of the People Progressive Party Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo
Há 3 dias · VIOLENT and hateful comments could have “unintended consequences,” General Secretary of the People’s Progressive Party (PPP), Dr Bharrat Jagdeo has said. “I think the police have to address these matters seriously, because, if we allow this violent rhetoric to take hold of our society, then it could lead to unintended consequences ...
Há 2 dias · General Secretary of the People’s Progressive Party (PPP), Dr Bharrat Jagdeo at a press conference on Thursday Since the PPP/C Administration took over the reins of government in 2020, it has created an environment that allows small and new contractors to participate in the nation’s blossoming construction sector.
Há 1 dia · June 2, 2024. Since the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) Government’s return to office, as much as 2000 new small contractors have been registered and become involved in the procurement system as part of a new eco-system of contractors that continues to grow. This revelation was made by Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo during a recent ...
Há 2 dias · Over 240 Communities Implementing 811 Projects – Jagdeo June 1, 2024 admin A total of 242 Amerindian, riverine, and remote villages in Guyana are currently undertaking transformative projects worth $4.7 billion, funded by carbon credits under the Low Carbon Development Strategy (LCDS) 2030.
Há 3 dias · Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo has once again addressed the ongoing stalemate between the Guyana Teachers Union and the Ministry of Education. In his remarks, he questioned whether the real issue is a lack of finances, especially given Guyana's status as an oil-rich economy. This raises questions about budget priorities and government spending in sectors crucial
