Mar 11, 2025
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Labourer dies from stab wounds, suspect hospitalised
Police are investigating the alleged murder of Jonnah Pedro, 25, a labourer from Normandie, Brazil. The incident occurred around 19:30 hrs last evening at Karasabai…
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2,400 students registered for digital learning
The introduction of digital learning in Guyana has received a very positive response, with 2,400 students now registered for the Guyana Digital School programme. This…
Construction to begin on 15 more houses at Five Miles Housing Scheme
Construction will soon begin on 15 additional houses at the Five Miles Housing Scheme in Bartica, Region Seven. The contracts for this project were awarded…
Norton pushes against ’realistic tide’ for biometrics
The main opposition party, the People’s National Congress (PNC), is not relenting in its call for the use of biometric technology in the upcoming elections.…
Trade barriers being addressed ahead of tri-state ferry launch
Private sector businesses eagerly await the launch of the much-anticipated tri-state ferry and are working diligently to address, in particular, trade barriers that could hinder…
President ‘talks up’ shade house farming with Hague residents
President Dr Irfaan Ali has announced a series of interventions for residents of Hague Backlands, West Coast of Demerara. During an engagement with the community…
Local content director pushes for more business opportunities, high-value services
Local Content Secretariat Director, Dr Martin Pertab, has affirmed his commitment to enhancing opportunities for businesses and professionals within the oil and gas sector, with…
Small Business Bureau launches Youth Entrepreneurship Programme
The Small Business Bureau (SBB) has launched the 2025 edition of the Youth Entrepreneurship Programme (YEP), reaffirming its commitment to fostering entrepreneurship among young Guyanese.…
D&I investments revived agriculture in Region Two
The government's substantial investments in enhancing drainage and irrigation infrastructure in the Pomeroon and across the Essequibo Coast have been yielding positive results, according to…
Newborn grant brings joy, mothers call it ’timely’
The journey to motherhood is not an easy one. It is often filled with trials, discomfort, additional responsibilities, and expenses. Many families struggle to cover…
Entertainment promoters commit to showcasing more Guyanese talent
Guyana’s entertainment scene, particularly its music industry, is buzzing with both existing and emerging talent. However, many artistes have expressed frustration over the persistent rejection…
Minister Benn saddened by firefighter Manbodh’s passing; investigation to be launched
Home Affairs Minister Robeson Benn has expressed deep sorrow over the passing of firefighter Voshaun Manbodh, who tragically lost his life in the line of…
Firefighter in Mae’s blaze dies, family calls for investigation
Voshaun Manbodh, 27, a member of the Guyana Fire Service who valiantly battled the blaze at Mae’s Schools, succumbed to his injuries on Saturday while…
Three women receive business grant from First Lady
First Lady Arya Ali has provided three business grants totalling $1,500,000 to three women to support the expansion of their small businesses. The generous gesture…
President Ali: Concrete steps taken to protect, empower women
The Government of Guyana remains committed to the protection of women and girls, describing violence against them as a scourge in society and a denial…
Small parties not seen as a threat, says Jagdeo
General Secretary of the People’s Progressive Party (PPP), Dr Bharrat Jagdeo, has said that smaller opposition parties are not considered a threat in the upcoming…
IMF commends Guyana’s efforts to reduce poverty, tackle corruption
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has praised the Guyanese government’s social transfer policies implemented in recent years, noting that they have increased disposable income and…
Spotlighting remarkable women
A woman's beauty, a radiant dawn, In every curve, a story drawn. Her eyes, like stars, a celestial sight, Her smile, a sunbeam, warm and…