Over 10,300 Grade Six pupils benefitting from breakfast programme
The National Breakfast Programme was formally launched in Georgetown at a simple ceremony hosted by the Education Ministry at the West Ruimveldt Primary School...
Jagdeo warns of “long dark days” for Guyana if freedom is “snatched”
– In addressing thousands of persons at the Indian Arrival Committee’s (IAC) “Hamara Guyana Concerts” at the National Stadium on Friday evening (May...
Airstrip commissioned at Handsome Tree, Mahaica
On Wednesday, the skies opened new possibilities for the farming community of Handsome Tree as Air Services Limited officially commissioned a brand-new airstrip—a project...
GECOM Chair calls for peace and respect ahead of tomorrow’s elections
SEE STATEMENT BELOW FROM CHAIRMAN OF THE GUYANA ELECTIONS COMMISSION, JUSTICE OF APPEAL (RET’D) CLAUDETTE SINGH
Esteemed Candidates of all contesting Political Parties, the diligent voters...
Gov’t satisfied with promotion of Leonora Torture Cops
By Fareeza Haniff
– Head of the Presidential Secretariat and Cabinet Secretary, Dr Roger Luncheon says government is satisfied with the recent decision of...
Jagdeo refutes APNU/AFC’s accusation of victimisation against Afro-Guyanese
Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo has refuted claims being made by the APNU+AFC Coalition that the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) Government is on a witch...
Granger is wrong, he should be better advised – Jagdeo
...contends that GECOM is not bound to accept Lowenfield's fraudulent figures
General Secretary of the Peoples Progressive Party/ Civic (PPP/C) Bharrat Jagdeo, today lambasted caretaker...
PPP condemns David Granger’s “waging civil war” accusation
The Opposition – People’s Progressive Party – on Saturday condemned President David Granger’s accusation that the Party is waging “civil war” in Guyana. In...
‘No room for arrogant foreign policy’: Jagdeo urges Granger to meet with Maduro in...
By Fareeza Haniff
– Opposition Leader, Bharrat Jagdeo believes dialogue is the only way forward for Guyana to resolve the border controversy with Venezuela.
As...
$75M for President’s Youth Advisory Council
The President’s Youth Advisory Council, launched in 2022, will be receiving $75 million this year to advance its work.
The 29-member council’s goal is to...
































