Call made for ‘Kick Een she back door’ song to be banned
The Women and Gender Equality Commission is calling on the relevant authorities to ban two songs from the airwaves, namely “one bottle ah rum...
Claims disputed in assault case against Benn Jr.
There are now conflicting reports regarding the violent relationship between the son of Transport Minister Robesonn Benn and the ex-girlfriend who has filed fresh...
250 grams of cocaine found during police raids
Ranks from the Police Narcotics Branch today, Wednesday June 26 conducted raids on two houses in North East La Penitence and one at Albouystown,...
Update: 4 – year – old dies in Berbice accident
The police are investigating a fatal accident that occurred at about 08:10h yesterday June 25, 2013, on the Plantation Foulis Public Road, West Coast...
UG wants to be less reliant on Government
University of Guyana Vice Chancellor Dr Jacob Opadeyi has revealed that he plans to make the institution less reliant on government.
And for this,...
PI into Shawn Nelson’s murder set for July 9
Murder accused Carlyle Barton of Hadfield Street Georgetown made his fourth court appearance today before Magistrate Fabayo Azore for a date to commence the...
Duo accused of stealing truck
Thirty – one – year old Merwin Branfield and 28 – year – old Troy Mangal, both of 2nd Avenue Bartica appeared before Magistrate...
Pilot charged with threatening language
Magistrate Fabayo Azore granted a Pilot $30,000 bail for a threatening language charge.
Forty – Six – year old Lendon Dorway of 483 Republic Park,...
Consensus is a must on national issues – Min. Ali
Acting Industry and Commerce Minister Irfaan Ali said that on issues of national interest, consensus should be non-negotiable.
Outlining three current issues before the country;...
Fear of the ‘spirits’ leads to protest by GSA students
First and second year students at the Guyana School of Agriculture in Mon Repos on the East Coast Demerara are protesting against the...
Recent Articles
Providence-Glasgow Housing Development nears completion; allotees to review lots before year-end
The Providence-Glasgow housing development in Region Six, which is expected to accommodate approximately 1,800 residential lots, is nearing completion, with allottees set to begin...
CARICOM reaffirms support for Rodrigues-Birkett, says it’s time for Latin American-Caribbean national to lead...
See full statement from the Caribbean Community:
At their 44th Intersessional Meeting held on 23 October 2026, the Conference of Heads of Government of the...
King Charles III to engage the public, attend GBA summit, meet Toshaos during Guyana...
See full statement from the British High Commission in Georgetown:
His Majesty The King’s State Visit to Guyana will take place this week
His Majesty...
Letter: Linden deserves responsible leadership, not political theatre
Dear Editor,
The Opposition Leader’s shallow intervention over the opening of the new Wismar–Mackenzie Bridge invites a serious question: what constructive proposal is he offering...
GEA testing imported fuel to ensure compliance with national standards
The Guyana Energy Agency (GEA) is conducting field testing and analysis exercises at fuel terminals across the country, to ensure compliance with national standards.
Last...
Drivers’ licences, vehicles’ revenue licences & fitness certificates will not be renewed over unpaid...
Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall, on Tuesday announced that the government will institute measures targeting persons with outstanding traffic tickets.
Speaking...
GCCI cautions against price controls on essential goods
See full statement from the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry:
The Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) has noted recent public discussions surrounding...
Shooting outside the extradition witness’ home: An $800,000 payment for Police footage amounts to...
Attorney General (AG) and Legal Affairs Minister Anil Nandlall, SC, has described the alleged payment of $800,000 by United States-sanctioned and indicted Opposition Leader...
US water experts collaborate with Guyana to improve Mahaica River monitoring
Three United States (US) water specialists visited Guyana for a two-week technical exchange aimed at strengthening the monitoring and management of the Mahaica River,...
New EU pesticide proposal threatens over US$70M in Guyana’s agri-food exports
Guyana’s rice exports to the European Union (EU) could be affected if the bloc goes ahead with proposed changes to its pesticide residue rules,...
