May 4, 2026
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Madalene Hill turns 100
Essequibo Coast resident Madalene Hill on Sunday celebrated her 100th birthday with family and friends from across Guyana and overseas. Hill, who was born in…
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Greenidge: Historical records show Venezuela sought arbitration in border controversy with Guyana
Former Foreign Affairs Minister Carl Greenidge has told the International Court of Justice that Venezuela itself pushed for arbitration in the long-running border controversy with…
Chase Academic thrash Santa Rosa 6-0 to claim Massy U-18 title
Chase Academic Foundation delivered a commanding performance to win the 12th Massy Distribution Under-18 School Football Tournament, thrashing Santa Rosa Secondary 6–0 in the final…
Journalists must be fearless in the pursuit of truth, says GPA
The Guyana Press Association (GPA) has marked World Press Freedom Day 2026 with a call for journalists to “be fearless in the pursuit of their…
48 per cent of 51,000 e-traffic tickets issued unpaid
About 48 per cent of more than 51,000 traffic e-tickets issued under Guyana’s Safe Road Intelligence System (SRIS) remain unpaid, while over $205 million has…
Unidentified body discovered at Capoey Lake
Police in Regional Division Two are investigating the discovery of a decomposed body found on Friday at Capoey Lake on the Essequibo Coast. The yet-to-be-identified…
Leopold Street crowned kings of Georgetown street football
In a dazzling display, Leopold Street emerged as champions of the Georgetown leg of the Guinness Greatest of the Streets competition, claiming victory early on…
Family unity powers Lambert’s thriving food business
At Main and Theatre Alley in New Amsterdam, Region Six, the aroma of freshly prepared burgers and coffee tells a larger story of resilience, family…
Letter: CARICOM’s principled support for Guyana must be reflected in conduct of official engagements
Dear Editor, Venezuela’s new President, Delcy Rodriguez, by virtue of the fact that Nicolas Maduro has been removed by the US government and is on…
Press freedom report by Reporters Without Borders on Guyana ’deeply flawed,’ says Minister McCoy
The government has rejected a Reporters Without Borders (RSF) assessment that says press freedom has declined in the country, calling the findings “deeply flawed” and…
GBTI reports $4.5 billion profit, driven by lending growth, digital expansion
Guyana Bank for Trade and Industry Limited (GBTI) reported an 8.2 per cent rise in annual profit and signalled a stronger push into digital banking…
Workers celebrated for contributions to nation’s development
Guyana marked International Labour Day on Friday with parades in Georgetown led by the Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Guyana (FITUG) and the Guyana…
Better care closer to home for Port Kaituma mothers and children
Residents of Port Kaituma and surrounding communities in the Matakai Subdistrict, Region One, are set to benefit from significantly improved healthcare delivery with the commissioning…
Over 289,000 receive cash grant, direct bank transfers remain easiest payment method
A total of 289,565 persons have now received their $100,000 cash grants, with 265,281 of them doing so directly through personal bank accounts. Senior Minister…
ExxonMobil beats earnings forecasts as Guyana output offsets Middle East disruptions
ExxonMobil beat estimates for adjusted earnings on Friday, helped by higher output in Guyana and the Permian Basin, though unadjusted profit dropped to its lowest…
Antigua and Barbuda PM Browne wins fourth term promising growth
Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Gaston Browne won a landslide election victory late on Thursday, securing a fourth term after a campaign dominated by the…