Men in camouflage rob Essequibo woman of $1M
Kaieteur News – Two men dressed in camouflage suits on Wednesday robbed a business woman of $1M in cash and jewellery at her Lot 6… Read More »Men in camouflage rob Essequibo woman of $1M
Kaieteur News – Two men dressed in camouflage suits on Wednesday robbed a business woman of $1M in cash and jewellery at her Lot 6… Read More »Men in camouflage rob Essequibo woman of $1M
CAIRO, July 25 (Reuters) – Israeli forces advanced deeper into some towns on the eastern side of Khan Younis in southern Gaza on Thursday and… Read More »Israeli forces advance in southern Gaza, tanks active in Rafah
Kaieteur News – Vice President Bharrat in an effort to defend his government’s decision to grant approval for Omai Gold Mines to reenter Guyana said… Read More »Jagdeo says old Omai has not returned to Guyana, despite company president says “we are back”
…VP Jagdeo says Government to decide whether project sum will be added to cost bank Kaieteur News – There is no guarantee that ExxonMobil will… Read More »‘No guarantee Exxon will have 7th project’
Dear Editor, It would seem as if the Lyrics of Lynn Anderson’s 1970 song, “Rose Garden” were scribed with the PNC Party in mind. Their… Read More »Isn’t it time the PNC beg pardon from Guyanese?
Dear Editor, The training initiative, in the plumbing and electrical fields, being offered to residents of Festival City and surrounding communities must be commended. One… Read More »Training initiative commendable
Dear Editor, CARICOM Heads of Government are meeting at the end of July. This meeting is taking place at a time when three countries in… Read More »Bold stance needed by CARICOM leaders
Dear Editor, Reference is made to a letter which appeared in your newspaper on Thursday under the caption: “it is time this nonsense stops” where… Read More »‘Pressure group’ activated to remove Hicken from office
Dear Editor, Ramon Gaskin was one of the most delightful people I have ever met. I remember with gratitude how much of our conversation consisted… Read More »Our highest court graciously acknowledged Ramon’s public spiritedness
Kaieteur News – The AFC continues to adversely comment on the decision of one of its then members, Charrandass Persaud, to support a no-confidence motion against… Read More »The AFC needs to do more soul-searching
Kaieteur News – Thanks to the ongoing exposures of this newspaper about the deficits in the massive oil sector, the PPP/C Government has finally stirred… Read More »ExxonMobil’s public consultations
Kaieteur Sports – Pugnacious opener and wicketkeeper Vikash Wilkinson is the latest young cricketer to benefit from this joint initiative between Kishan Das of the… Read More »National U17 selectee benefits from Project “Cricket Gear for young and promising cricketers in Guyana”
2024 CWI Rising Stars U-19 50-Overs Tournament… Kaieteur Sports – After two resounding wins to kick start their 50-Over title hunt, current table-leaders Guyana will… Read More »Table-leaders Guyana hunting third straight win today versus Trinidad
2024 Guyana T10 Blast… Kaieteur Sports – The Kares One Guyana T10 Tapeball Blast continues to gain momentum, with Premier Insurance, Jacobs Jewellery, and First Change… Read More »Premier Insurance, Jacobs Jewellery & First Change join tournament
The Ministry of Housing and Water handed over five core homes to low-income families on Thursday, as part of its programme to provide sustainable and… Read More »Another five families receive core homes
As the government continues to improve traffic management and reduce road violations, President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali has instructed that e-ticketing systems must be installed… Read More »E-ticketing system must be installed on new highways – President Ali
General Secretary of the People’s Progressive Party (PPP), Dr Bharrat Jagdeo has lambasted the Alliance for Change (AFC) for intellectual bankruptcy by looking to cover… Read More »‘AFC has no developmental plan, intellectually bankrupt’ – Dr Jagdeo
Minister of Agriculture, Zulfikar Mustapha on Thursday commissioned the $565.3 million pump station at Greenwich Park on the East Bank of Essequibo, Region Three, providing… Read More »$565.3M pump station commissioned at Greenwich Park
Hard Truths by GHK Lall Kaieteur News – From Mahdia came another set of wails: “high.” Atlantic Ville on the East Coast Demerara upped the… Read More »Cost of living – Guyana groaning, gasping
-Jagdeo highlights how APNU+AFC devastated Regions 5, 6 General Secretary of the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) Dr Bharrat Jagdeo has highlighted the impact of the… Read More »Gov’t investments now reviving the Berbice economy
Approximately 300 children across nine different orphanages are significantly benefitting from First Lady, Mrs Arya Ali’s ‘Adapt-an-Orphanage’ initiative. The First Lady launched the charitable programme… Read More »300 children benefit from First Lady’s ‘Adapt an Orphanage’ initiative
The reconstructed $54 million Western Hogg Island Primary School in Region Three can now accommodate over 50 pupils from Liberty, Hogg Island, and surrounding villages.… Read More »$54M Western Hogg Island Primary School complete
General Secretary of the People’s Progressive Party (PPP), Dr Bharrat Jagdeo has sharply criticised the PNCR-led APNU+AFC Coalition for what he describes as unrealistic claims… Read More »PPP criticises PNCR-led coalition for unrealistic economic claims
Guyana is making significant strides in healthcare with the introduction of the Bachelor of Science Degree in Respiratory Care, now part of the University of… Read More »Guyana launches respiratory care bachelor’s degree programme
In an unwavering stance against corruption, the General Secretary of the People’s Progressive Party (PPP), Dr Bharrat Jagdeo reiterated his commitment to upholding strict procurement… Read More »Dr Jagdeo reaffirms zero tolerance for corruption in public procurement
Paul Bahadur, a 47-year-old salesman from Canje, Berbice was found dead after a suspected drowning incident on July 23. The event occurred at the Orealla… Read More »Intoxicated salesman dies after falling into Corentyne River
Vice President Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo on Thursday called for increased U.S. assistance in combatting the smuggling of firearms into Guyana. While he commended the Guyana… Read More »Jagdeo appeals for U.S assistance to combat gun smuggling into Guyana
Vice President Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo reiterated on Thursday his call for public officials to comply fully with the country’s Procurement Act and to avoid undermining… Read More »Jagdeo again warns public officials against influencing contracts for family, friends
Nine orphanages are among the latest to be supported through First Lady Arya Ali’s ‘Adopt-an-Orphanage’ initiative, aimed at changing the lives of orphans by ensuring… Read More »Another nine orphanages ‘adopted’ by First Lady’s initiative
Shivanie Persaud, a mother of two from Adventure, Region Two, is fervently advocating for her husband, Collin Henry, who she claims was wrongfully accused of… Read More »Woman claims husband was wrongfully charged with break and enter
A recent evaluation of Guyana’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing (AML/CFT) systems reveals significant progress but highlights ongoing challenges. The report was published by the… Read More »Guyana’s Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism efforts show progress, but gaps remain – report
By Vishani Ragobeer in Shandong vishani@newsroom.gy The Shandong province in China has been undergoing rapid development, evidenced by its substantial economic growth. As Guyana undergoes… Read More »Guyana & China’s Shandong province pushing more trade, cultural ties
The 16th annual Guyana Cup Day, one of the nation’s biggest horse racing events, continues to attract major sponsors. Slated for Sunday, August 11, at… Read More »Guyana Cup gallops closer with more corporate support
A nine-member Guyanese boxing team departed today for St. Lucia to compete in the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) Boxing Championship. The tournament commences… Read More »Guyanese boxers head to St. Lucia for OCES Championships
Guyana’s eight-member junior chess team returned home after a successful showing at the 34th Pan-American Youth Chess Championship. The young players impressed, accumulating a combined… Read More »Junior chess team impresses at Pan-American Youth Championship
The Government of Guyana on Wednesday announced its third withdrawal for the year from the Natural Resource Fund (NRF), amounting to US$300 million. This withdrawal… Read More »Gov’t withdraws US$300M from Natural Resource Fund in 3rd transfer for 2024
Several essential pieces of equipment for the landmark initiative that promises to transform Guyana’s energy have arrived signaling a significant step towards harnessing the vast… Read More »Changing Guyana’s energy landscape
One of Eric Williams’ famous declarations when launching the 30-year-long reign of the PNM in Trinidad back in 1956 was: “Fighting in the streets is… Read More »Bullyism… in the streets
– family members of slain biker “Paper Shorts” among 6 arrested The brother of Ricardo Fagundes also called “Paper Shorts” was among six persons who… Read More »26 high-powered rifles & handguns, over 1600 bullets found during Police operation in Kitty
An elderly man, who was said to be in his 90s, succumbed to his injuries after sustaining severe burns about his body on Wednesday when… Read More »90-year-old dies in Bartica blaze