Aug 14, 2025
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Border case: Guyana welcomes Venezuela’s filing of rejoinder
The Government of Guyana has welcomed the decision by the Venezuelan government to file its rejoinder in the case before the International Court of Justice…
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Small business development complex to be established in Georgetown
A small business development complex will be established in Georgetown to make life easier and more comfortable for citizens. This is according to President Dr…
Jagdeo: Citizens can look forward to bigger grants and cheaper electricity
Citizens can look forward to bigger cash grants, cheaper electricity, and expanded housing support if the PPP/C government is re-elected to office, Vice President Bharrat…
Balancing work and family: 24-hour childcare centre brings relief to parents
Parents, guardians, and caregivers in Region Three are welcoming the life-changing support of Guyana’s first-ever 24-hour Day and Night Care and Early Childhood Development Centre,…
Modern waterfront market for New Amsterdam
For decades, the New Amsterdam Market has been the beating heart of the town’s commerce — a bustling hub for vendors and shoppers alike. But…
GECOM launches online polling station search tool for voters
The Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) has launched a new, user-friendly online search tool designed to help voters easily locate their assigned polling stations. According to…
Tapakuma gets $25.3M nursery school
Education delivery in Region Two received a significant boost on Tuesday with the commissioning of the Tapakuma Lake Nursery School — a modern facility that…
Hope, Seales flatten Pakistan to end West Indies’ 34-year drought
West Indies 294 for 6 (Hope 120*, Greaves 43*, Abrar 2-34) beat Pakistan 92 (Agha 30, Seales 6-18, Motie 2-37) by 202 runs Knowing when…
Government concerned over Mohameds’ frequent visits to Venezuelan Embassy
The government has expressed deep concern over frequent visits by US-sanctioned businessman Azruddin Mohamed and his father, Nazar “Shell” Mohamed, to the Venezuelan Embassy in…
Exxon eyes replicating Guyana success in Trinidad and Tobago
Exxon Mobil could invest as much as US$21.7 billion in Trinidad and Tobago if the US energy major finds reserves in a large deepwater area…
Five new Cuban-trained doctors return home to enhance workforce
Guyana’s health system will soon welcome five newly qualified medical doctors, all trained in Cuba, as part of ongoing efforts to meet the growing demand…
Jagdeo: Major focus on boosting citizens’ disposable income
Increasing citizens’ disposable income and enabling them to build personal wealth remain key priorities of the government, Vice President Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo said on Monday.…
Norton plans to downsize sugar industry, place workers in other sectors
An A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) Government will downsize the sugar industry and have sugar workers gainfully employed in other sectors of the economy.…
Fire service weary of prank calls, false alarms and stubborn motorists
Chief Fire Officer Gregory Wickham has issued a stark appeal to the public to act responsibly during emergencies.Speaking on Episode 8 of the programme Safeguarding…
GECOM warns against bribes, hate speech and voter coercion
Bribing voters, spreading hate and coercing a person to vote in a particular way are among a range of actions considered election offences under Guyanese…
Ramlall sisters lead Guyana to dominant win over Suriname at CASH
The Ramlall sisters, along with Kassidy Woolford, combined for an impressive 73 points to lead Guyana to a 91–72 victory over Suriname during the Georgetown…
Murder suspect arrested in Berbice
A suspect in the alleged murder of Shezida Bibi Hanif was arrested earlier today during a targeted police operation at No. 66 Public Road, Corentyne,…
UK expands ’Deport Now, Appeal Later’ scheme to include Guyanese
More foreign criminals will be deported before their appeals against their removal are heard, as the Home Office adds 15 new countries to its "deport…