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Renowned Islamic scholar calls on President

- Well-known Muslim scholar, His Eminence Maulana Shaykh Hisham Kabbani today paid a courtesy call on President Donald Ramotar. Shaykh Kabbani, who was born...

Guyana gets new South African High Commissioner

By Kurt Campbell – Newly appointed South African High Commissioner to Guyana Maureen Modiselle presented her letter of credence to President Donald Ramotar at...

APNU in the process of selecting candidates for Local Gov’t Elections

- Even though they have no idea as to when the contentious Local Government Elections will be held, A Partnership for National Unity...

APNU calls for Ministerial Task Force to deal with flooding

(www.inewsguyana.com) - A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) is blaming the government for its poor preparation and slow response to the extreme weather conditions...

President considers review of gun laws

- After several recent gun killings, concerns have been raised about the suitability of some licenced gun owners to actually possess firearms. This...

President says ‘blackmailing type’ of politics is unhealthy for Guyana’s democracy

- While expressing a willingness to continue dialogue with the parliamentary opposition President Ramotar says this does not mean he could be blackmailed. Describing...

Government’s coffers cannot support more than 5% wage increase – President

- Addressing the outcry against the proposed five percent wage hike for public servants, the Head of State explained that while he would...

Shadick exposes misleading info on Radio license approval

- The efforts by a daily newspaper to misrepresent the granting of radio licenses by the National Broadcasting Authority (NBA) are now directed...

PSC says Procurement Commission should be established NOW! in its current form

By Kurt Campbell – “Several things are holding us back as a nation because of political rambling and one day political rambling will ruin...

APNU takes note of theft at NCN

– Following a report carried by iNews in relation to the theft of jewelry and US currency from NCN’s Marketing Manager Raymond Azeeze,...

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Kings book a place in Playoffs

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1 arrested, another on the run for double murder at Leonora

Two men are now dead after being stabbed during a brawl at Leonora on the West Coast of Demerara and according to police, one...

Norton vows to scrap Govt’s plan to make bridges toll-free for commuters

Opposition Leader Aubrey Norton has said that if his party were to be returned to office at the next elections, the new Government it...

Govt working on short-term energy solutions until GtE becomes operational – PM Phillips

...peak electricity demand now stands at 205MW As the power demand rapidly grows, the Guyana Government is working on several short-term solutions to meet the...

GAW victorious at Providence

Guyana Amazon Warriors inflicted a seventh defeat on the St Kitts & Nevis Patriots in this year’s Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) running...

Repairs on MV Barima to be completed soon

After more than 80 years of transporting commuters to and from Port Kaituma, Region One, the MV Barima is undergoing critical repairs, which are...

Mammologist found dead at Oku Backdam

See statements from the Guyana Police Force on the death of Meshach Pierre: Police are investigating the death of Meshach Pierre, a 30-year-old male Mammologist,...

Blockchain technology for Govt agencies to prevent records tampering – Jagdeo

Vice President Dr Bharrat Jagdeo has announced that the administration is working towards introducing blockchain technology into several government agencies. Blockchain technology is an advanced...

E-ID cards for issuance this year; persons 14+ can apply; Govt expects swift uptake

The Guyana Government anticipates a large and swift uptake of the electronic identification cards once they becomes available for issuance. This is according to Vice...