Driver remanded over causing death of women in ECD accident
The minibus driver who is accused of causing the death of two women last Saturday at Success, East Coast Demerara (ECD), in an accident...
Concerned Shareholders report Guyana Goldfields to Toronto Stock Exchange
The Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) has been asked by a group of concerned shareholders to monitor any proposal made by Guyana Goldfields Inc. for...
First Lady commissions ExxonMobil’s first FPSO for Guyana
Even as Guyana prepares for first oil, First Lady, Mrs Sandra Granger, today commissioned the ‘Liza Destiny’, the first in a series...
IOM, CARICOM IMPACS enter MoU to collaborate on regional migration management efforts
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Implementation Agency for Crime and Security (IMPACS) and the International Organization for...
Treat 35,000 Venezuelans in Guyana as “refugees” not “migrants” – Norton
Venezuelans fleeing the economic crisis in their country should not be treated as migrants in Guyana, but rather, as refugees. This is according to...
Dr. Gary Best must provide evidence that 2024 budget will not reduce poverty, improve...
Dear Editor,
In parts Two, Three and Four of the series of op-ed articles by Ret’d Rear Admiral Dr. Gary Best, (hereinafter “the author”), he...
“NONSENSE MUST STOP”: Weight limit for trucks on the cards – Min. Edghill
Public Works Minister, Juan Edghill has made an impassioned plea to truck operators to respect the weight limit on roads to prevent further damage...
“2024 AND ONWARDS”: Education Ministry unyielding as resumption of teachers’ strike looms
Guyana’s Education Ministry is resolute in its stance that negotiations with the Guyana Teachers Union (GTU) must be restricted to the year 2024 and...
Any Adriana Younge probe must take into account police’s initial response to her disappearance
From issuing a press release that misled an entire nation to one that left more questions than answers, it is clear that any probe...
Guyana gets US$17M from Japan to boost local energy efficiency
The APNU+AFC administration earlier today, received some US$17M from the Japanese government to boost local energy efficiency.
The money will be invested in the procurement...
