Americas at risk of further COVID-19 wave as cases surge in other regions- PAHO...

  As cases of COVID-19 surge in Europe and East Asia due to Omicron BA.2, the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) Director Carissa F. Etienne...

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...

AFC urges gov’t to release studies behind new Berbice Bridge proposal

The Alliance for Change (AFC) is calling on the Dr Irfaan Ali-led administration to release all studies that have informed its decision to now...

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...

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...

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...

Positive cases reported as Health Ministry commences testing of returning dorm students

The Ministry of Health began conducting COVID-19 tests on dormitory students over the weekend, as schools reopen for face-to-face engagement for students in Grades...

54 road fatalities as of July 10; over 19,366 traffic violations recorded

The latest figures provided by the Police Commissioner (Acting), Nigel Hoppie, shows a 32% decrease in fatal accidents, with 48 recorded this year compared...

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