Mar 6, 2026
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Guyana’s economy a ‘roaring lion,’ says president in Republic Day address
President Dr. Irfaan Ali said Guyana’s economic transformation reflects the strength, confidence and maturity of the Republic, as the nation marks 56 years as a…
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Women urged to reject traditional limitations that restrict their growth
Women were urged on Friday to reject traditional limitations and pursue opportunities in emerging sectors such as technology, climate action, and engineering during the launch…
Minister Browne rebuffs claims of failing services in Region One
c This was reaffirmed by Amerindian Affairs Minister Sarah Browne as the government moved to counter claims that facilities in Region One are not functioning.…
One dead, two injured in Diamond road accident
A 33-year-old man died and another person was injured in a traffic accident on Sunday night on the Diamond New Interlink Road, East Bank Demerara,…
APAD urges careful choice for Opposition Leader
The Association of People of African Descent (APAD) has urged Opposition Members of Parliament to exercise sound judgement when selecting the next Leader of the…
Several charged for dangerous driving, one licence suspended
Multiple drivers have been charged and fined for dangerous driving offences detected by traffic cameras under the Safe Road Intelligent System (SRIS), the Guyana Police…
ICC to replace Bangladesh at T20 World Cup if they don’t travel to India
The ICC has given the BCB one more day to confer with the Bangladesh government and decide whether their team will travel to India to…
Schools’ Basketball League off to great start
The newly organised Schools’ Basketball League in Georgetown got off to a strong start on Friday, with organisers and participants praising the atmosphere and smooth…
Education Ministry to issue report cards to assess school performance
The Ministry of Education plans to issue report cards to schools nationwide as part of a new initiative aimed at strengthening institutional accountability and measuring…
Second phase of development planned for Rosignol fisheries wharf
Plans for a second phase of development are underway at the Rosignol Fisheries Cooperative Wharf in Region Five, aimed at transforming the facility into a…
Driver arrested after fleeing crash that killed 22-year-old
Police have arrested a driver who fled the scene of a late-night crash in Berbice that killed a 22-year-old passenger, authorities said on Monday. The…
Motorists given until March 31 to comply with new tint rules
The Guyana Police Force said the Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic (Tint) Regulations 2026 took legal effect on January 1 after being published in the…
Dharmic Sabha celebrates 52nd anniversary with Satsangh
The Guyana Hindu Dharmic Sabha has reaffirmed its role as a pillar of cultural preservation and spiritual leadership in Guyana as it observed its 52nd…
$920M Aishalton airfield commissioned, modern terminal to follow
The cutting of the ceremonial ribbon to officially open the airstrip Travellers flying into Aishalton in Region Nine will now land on a newly rehabilitated…
Extradition hearing for Mohameds adjourned after court closes disclosure
The extradition proceedings involving United States-indicted businessmen Nazar Mohamed and his son, Azruddin Mohamed, were adjourned on Thursday to February 5 and 6 after a…
Soesdyke–Linden Highway works 50 per cent complete, September deadline targeted
The overall construction works on the US$161 million Soesdyke–Linden Highway are now about 50 per cent complete, placing the landmark project at its halfway point.…
Western Tigers’ victory linked to wider investment in sport
The success of Western Tigers Football Club in the recently concluded Super 16 Year-End Cup is a direct result of the government’s nationwide Community Ground…
125 families in Cotton Tree to gain legal land ownership
One hundred and twenty-five certificates of title will be distributed to residents of Cotton Tree, West Coast Berbice, on 9 January 2026. The titles for…