Forestry Head objects to scandal – mongering reports
Dear Editor,
It has become clear that the Kaieteur News has embarked on a campaign geared towards tarnishing the image and credibility of the Guyana...
A Trinidad Perspective: Why are our boys under – performing?
- Last week, the Ministry of Education published the names of the top 200 students in the Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) examination. As...
Hundreds want immediate debate on No – Confidence Motion
– Scores of Guyanese have endorsed a call for an immediate parliamentary debate on the pending no – confidence motion which the combined...
Bai Shan Lin has not exceeded its harvest level – GFC
- Forest operations of concession holders in Guyana are governed by stringent forest management guidelines that are based on international best practice and...
Early elections will ease parliamentary stalemate – iNews Poll
– The majority of iNews participants believe that early election is needed in Guyana in order to end the parliamentary stalemate facing the...
The PNCR Congress and David Granger’s Leadership
By Ralph Ramkarran
The PNCR Congress is always an interesting time for political observers, not least because in recent times there has always been a...
No Confidence bluff or election?
Dear Editor,
The Alliance For Change seems willing to proceed with its no confidence motion against the Donald Ramotar Government, despite no definitive support from...
Age limit for alcohol consumption should increase to 21 – iNews Poll
– An iNews poll has found that the legal age limit for alcohol consumption should be increased from 18 to 21 years.
The poll...
APNU yet to take position on AFC no confidence motion
NO CONFIDENCE
By Ralph Ramkarran
The AFC released on Friday last a letter to the President of Guyana in which it advised that it will be...
Sugar is in dire straits- it requires solutions not political grandstanding
- Sugar is in the news again but not for the right reasons. The uphill task being encountered in the industry requires matured...
Recent Articles
With dead husband & living in a shack, single mother of 3 struggling to...
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Vreed-en-Hoop Shorebase completed, set for January handover to ExxonMobil
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This...
108 small contractors empowered through $1.5B in road contracts
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Venezuelan envoy lauds Guyana for supporting migrants
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Shoreline Estates to redefine modern living in Guyana with new ECD Condominium Project
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17-Y-O bandit shot dead during robbery on Aubrey Barker Road
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The dead bandit has...
Man, wanted for ECD murder, arrested in Berbice
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Edghill threatens contract termination if progress not made at CJIA’s Admin Building by early...
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Govt inks over $112M in D&I contracts for Linden
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Overseeing...