Moruca residents receive cash grants to start small businesses

The Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development yesterday said that it gave cash grants to some 2,000 Moruca Sub-region One residents for them to “kickstart their small businesses”. The article Moruca residents receive cash grants to start small businesses appeared first on Stabroek News.

Gov’t launches digital programme for Region Two youth

stabroeknews.com - 30/Aug 06:03

Minister of Local Government and Regional Development, Sonia Parag, on Tuesday launched the One Guyana Digital programme in Region Two, enabling...

500 more Region Three families receive house lots

stabroeknews.com - 07/Sep 06:16

A Ministry of Housing and Water house-lot distribution exercise yesterday saw some 500 families fulfil their dreams of land ownership, following the...

500 more Region Three families receive house lots

stabroeknews.com - 07/Sep 06:16

A Ministry of Housing and Water house-lot distribution exercise yesterday saw some 500 families fulfil their dreams of land ownership, following the...

Health Ministry takes eye care outreach to Region Eight

stabroeknews.com - 09/Sep 06:04

Senior citizens and children in Kuru-kubaru Village, Region Eight on Saturday received $2,000 vouchers for eye tests, with an extra $15,000 voucher...

Approximately 100 families in St Thomas receive Hurricane Beryl relief funds

jamaica-gleaner.com - 04/Sep 16:42

Approximately 100 families in St Thomas are now better able to rebuild or repair their homes following the passage of Hurricane Beryl on July 3. This...

St James, Hanover residents get grants for Hurricane Beryl repairs

jamaica-gleaner.com - 06/Sep 05:10

WESTERN BUREAU: Two months after Hurricane Beryl ravaged their homes, 162 residents of St James and Hanover were, yesterday, presented with cheques...

PM commissions two solar systems in Moruca

stabroeknews.com - 08/Sep 06:14

Prime Minister Mark Phillips commissioned two solar PV mini-grid systems at Karaburi and Haimacabra in Moruca, Region One on Friday. The article PM...