$700M approved to buy drugs, medicine
Cabinet has approved $700M for the purchase of essential drugs and other medicine supplies for health facilities in all ten of Guyana’s administrative regions.
The...
URP accuses Gov’t of ‘spying, eavesdropping’ on citizens – says it’s...
Over the past few days, severe criticisms and condemnations have been coming from major stakeholders, including political parties, private sector groups and NGOS, against...
President Granger’s address to Parliament today (Full Text)
INDEPENDENCE & RESILIENCE - Our people’s path to economic progress
Following is the Full Text of the address by President David Granger to the National...
In wake of suicide scourge, IAC repeats call for swift intervention
The Indian Action Committee (formerly Arrival) (IAC) has again reiterated its call for suicide to be declared “a National Priority”.
The IAC, in a statement,...
Sea, river defence being shored-up
Recognising the importance of a strong sea defence structure, the government will be making adequate investments for the protection of the country’s coastal zone...
President to address Parliament today
Guyana’s Head of State President David Granger will, this afternoon, be addressing the 11th Parliament during the convening of the second sitting since the...
‘Godbrother’ who confessed to British teen’s murder likely for court today
Aaron Hing, who last week reportedly confessed to the brutal murder of his godbrother, British teenager Dominic Bernard, is likely to make his court...
GDF sergeant, wife laid to rest – following ceremonial send-off
Guyana Defence Force (GDF) Sergeant Robert Pyle and his wife Stacy who died during a smash-up at Carifesta Avenue after an operation became botched...
Mets search for a Diamond on the Cricket Pitch – former international cricket star Kieran...
By Jared Diamond, Wall Street Journal
Kieran Powell, a 25-year-old outfielder from the Caribbean nation of St. Kitts and Nevis, has received worldwide recognition for his ability...
Granger says Guyana beginning to win ‘war on crime’
President David Granger believes Guyana is beginning to win the war on crime. He, however, acknowledged that there is still a lot of work...