Guyana Moves Passport Applications Fully Online as Public-Service Digitalisation Accelerates
Passport applications must now begin online. The change offers a practical test of Guyana’s wider public-service digitalisation programme.
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Guyana Moves Local Content Certification to New Online Portal
Guyana’s new Local Content Portal brings applications, renewals and certificate management to a dedicated website. Existing certificates remain valid, the ministry says.
Guyana reports 79 public services online as digital tax filing expands
Guyana reports 79 public services online and 85,465 electronic tax returns in the first half of 2026. Several payment upgrades remain planned, not confirmed as live.
Saint Lucia develops digital-identity and fintech sandbox plans
Saint Lucia is preparing a supervised testing framework for digital identity and fintech, but the proposal still requires a concept, funding and operating structures.
Government digitalisation drive targets faster services and better business access
Minister Zulfikar Ally interacts with staff at the Bartica Service Centre in Region Seven. Photo: Department of Public Information. GEORGETOWN,…
Government’s eProcure portal gives businesses one place to track tender opportunities
Photo: Department of Public Information, Guyana. For contractors, suppliers and service providers, the ability to find government opportunities early can…
Guyana sets September 30 launch for public-service digital portal
Minister Zulfikar Ally during a DPI interview on public-service modernisation (Source: Department of Public Information). Guyana’s Ministry of Public Service,…
Guyana expands digital infrastructure as Innovation Challenge targets practical solutions
High-speed internet now reaches more than 3,800 public locations as Guyana links connectivity, skills and innovation programmes to its digital economy.
Farmers Connect reaches nearly 4,000 registered farmers in Guyana
Guyana’s Farmers Connect platform has nearly 4,000 registered farmers and more than 2,000 other users, according to the agriculture ministry.