Man killed, twin brother escapes during Sandhill Landing shooting
Police are investigating the murder of Ray Wame Narine, a 22-year-old miner of Spring Garden, Essequibo Coast; and the attempted murder of his twin...
Cash transfers to every household not feasible even at highest point of oil revenues...
President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali on Thursday made it clear that even at the highest point of oil and gas revenues, Guyana cannot afford...
Govt. gets millers to agree to pay rice farmers $4000 minimum per bag
Rice farmers countrywide can finally breathe a sigh of relief as government has been able to secure an agreement from millers to pay nothing...
Hearing to strike out application for Jagdeo to produce Ali’s qualifications adjourned until March...
A highly anticipated ruling on whether or not the application filed by two private citizens for Leader of the Opposition, Bharrat Jagdeo to disclose...
Put politics aside, unite to fight COVID-19 – GTUC urges
The Guyana Trades Union Congress (GTUC) is calling on citizens and workers to embrace all the measures put out by government, healthcare experts and supporting...
Govt. completes master plan for $6 billion homestead programme
The master plan for the $6 billion homestead programme along the Soesdyke-Linden Highway has been completed, as announced by President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali...
Gov’t, private sector collaborating to strengthen anti-corruption framework
A collaborative effort between the government and the private sector is underway to address corruption.
On Tuesday, an anti-corruption workshop was held with representatives of...
16,174 Amerindians now have land security since 2020
For many years, the Machushi Amerindians of Karasabai in the South Pakaramais have longed for legal ownership over the vast savannahs and forests they...
Joe Vieira Park on track for 2026 opening
The Guyana-China Joe Vieira Recreational Park in Region Three (Essequibo Islands-West Demerara) is on track to be commissioned in 2026, according to Chairman of...
COVID-19: Death toll reaches 503 with four more fatalities
The COVID-19 death count in Guyana now stands at 503, with four more persons succumbing to the virus.
The latest victims were admitted with COVID-19...
