34 road deaths for 2016 so far…speeding, drunk driving main causes
The traffic department of the Guyana Police Force has recorded 34 road fatalities for the year so far when compared to 30 fatalities from...
29 Peace Corps volunteers sworn-in …to boost Guyana’s health, education sectors
BY INDRAWATTIE NATRAM
Twenty-nine Peace Corps Volunteers were on Monday sworn-in by Ambassador Perry Holloway at a simple ceremony held in Region Two (Pomeroon/Supenaam). The...
Double standards? …Govt awards G$135M medical contract to fly-by-night company via sole sourcing
Following the pronouncements made by Minister of Governance Raphael Trotman that government gave its no-objections in awarding, via sole sourcing, a G$135 million contract...
A rare blend …A toast to 50 years as an independent nation
As Guyana prepares to celebrate its 50th Anniversary, a special edition of the Eldorado Rum was unveiled at the launch of the “Eldorado Anniversary...
Cabinet Secretary’s responsibilities should be handed to retired public servant – Nagamootoo
Though the political party to which he belongs wants the powers of State Minister Joseph Harmon to be reduced, Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo says...
GUYOIL, GEA inquiry report due in May
* Minister of State receives preliminary report from Inquiry team
Minister of State Mr. Joseph Harmon met, yesterday, with members of the Board of Inquiry...
Harmon’s role as Minister of State to be discussed at Cabinet
AFC raised no objections when roles were determined in January
President David Granger has stated that the concerns, which have been raised by the Alliance...
Brian Tiwari has no say on government policy – President Granger
President David Granger has made it clear that businessman, Mr. Brian Tiwari, has no say on government policies and appointments.
The President, while responding to...
Nigel Hughes resigns as AFC Chairman
Alliance for Change (AFC) Chairman Nigel Hughes, earlier this evening, tendered his resignation at a management meeting of the party.
Reports are that his resignation...
“We felt threatened…situation was chaotic” – Fire Service Operations Officer testifies
By Shemuel Fanfair
On the night of the deadly prison riot which claimed the lives of 17 inmates, firemen were the recipients of insults and...
Recent Articles
Wages increase for sugar workers as GAWU, GuySuCo negotiation underway
Sugar workers from across the country will soon benefit from improved wages among other benefits. These perks for sugar workers were revealed by President...
Brava announces new solutions for Small and Medium Size Businesses
Georgetown, Guyana. November 18, 2024 — Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) in Guyana are set to benefit from new offerings as Brava introduces its...
‘Wish Upon a Star’ initiative launched
The Ministry of Human Services and Social Security on Sunday launched its annual ‘Wish Upon a Star’ initiative at the Georgetown Cricket Club.
The Christmas...
Ituni road network to be upgraded to concrete
The Ituni road network in Region Ten will undergo a significant transformation, with its sand roads being upgraded to rigid concrete pavement, benefitting thousands...
Embattled ACP Brutus faces 201 new charges
On Monday, Assistant Commissioner of Police Calvin Brutus appeared in the Georgetown Magistrate Court before Acting Chief Magistrate Faith McGusty, to answer to 201...
Bureau of Statistics conducting Labour Force Survey
The Bureau of Statistics has recommenced the Guyana Labour Force Survey (GLFS), a quarterly household survey which provides key insights into the country’s labour...
“When the going gets tough, the tough gets going” – Venezuelan-born UG Valedictorian
By: Mishael Henry
Fleeing 550 miles away from Venezuela – a country ravaged by hardships located just off the borders of Guyana, Shaneeza Rohini Persaud...
“I strongly believe in the product of Guyana & I intend to serve my...
Twenty-seven-year-old Phillipe Ignatious Walker has impressive academic qualifications and skills in multiple fields, including in science, mathematics, law, international relations and education; and he...
“Ghetto youths can be scholars too” – Marcel Persaud tells of overcoming hardships through...
The story of Marcel Nickolei Persaud is one that speaks to both the challenges of marginalised communities and the potential for transformation within those...
Digicel launches “10 millionaires for Christmas” campaign
Georgetown, Guyana – 18th November 2024. Digicel Guyana is set to make dreams come true this festive season with its spectacular "10 Millionaires for...