Government says Region Four housing backlog exceeds 50,000
The government says more than 50,000 housing applications remain outstanding in Region Four and plans to accelerate land acquisition, development and allocations from September.
The government says more than 50,000 housing applications remain outstanding in Region Four and plans to accelerate land acquisition, development and allocations from September.
The new US$35 million, four-lane Wismar–Mackenzie Bridge is targeted to open by October 5, with approach and roundabout works still underway.
TechnipFMC has completed a single-operation loadout of six subsea manifolds weighing a combined 960 tons for Guyana’s Whiptail development. Installation of these units remains unconfirmed.
Six one-megawatt generator sets are to be moved from Port Kaituma and installed along the Soesdyke–Linden Highway. GPL is targeting completion within four months, but the plant is not yet operating.
CJIA is installing a new inline baggage system that will move checked luggage from airline counters directly to screening and aircraft loading. Testing and commissioning are targeted for completion by the end of September.
Guyana’s regional hospital pipeline includes a 120-bed West Demerara facility and new hospitals at Moruca, Kato, Lethem and Bartica. The projects remain at different stages of construction and design.
The MV Canawaima has resumed the Guyana–Suriname ferry service following inspections and the lifting of its sailing ban.
A 200-metre asphalt trial is underway on Lot 2 of the Palmyra–Moleson Creek highway, ahead of full-scale paving projected for September 15.
The Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA) has achieved a significant milestone, earning the top position in the Caribbean for passenger…