Exmouth girl, 3, dies after fence falls on her
A three-year-old, Alaia Etwaroo, of Lot 98 Exmouth in Region Two, died yesterday afternoon after a fence fell on her.
- Friday, 21st March, 2025
- Today's Paper
Exmouth girl, 3, dies after fence falls on her
THAG says Aranaputa mining project should be immediately terminated
Completion of Christ Church school further delayed to May
`Melly Mel’s’ master hearing scheduled for March 28
The master hearing for Melissa `Melly Mel’ Atwell Holder is set to take place on March 28, 2025, at 8:30 am.
Public urged to take up $10,000 Universal Healthcare Voucher
-companies can send in lists of employees The government’s Universal Healthcare Voucher Programme, which provides every Guyanese citizen with a $10,000 voucher for essential medical tests, is now available at health centres and other places and members of public are being urged to collect theirs.
China’s role in CDB, region remains steadfast, says bank president
President of the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) Daniel Best has reaffirmed China’s unwavering commitment to the CDB and the Caribbean region.
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`Melly Mel’s’ master hearing scheduled for March 28
President disappointed with contractors on new Demerara bridge, approach road
Public urged to take up $10,000 Universal Healthcare Voucher
Exmouth girl, 3, dies after fence falls on her
Former BK Quarries accountant granted $1.2m bail on fraud charges
Son of former PPP minister perishes in Eccles road accident
Food and economics
When we consider the price of a meal, rarely, if ever do our minds extend beyond what is paid to the vendor.
The Roles of a Consular Officer
Trump’s War on Foreign Aid and the Rise of Transactional Diplomacy
Deportations will deepen the Trump slump
The challenges of democracy and the rule of law
Will Trump’s tariffs derail India’s economy?
There were discussions and objections among ERC commissioners in 2024 and 2025 on non Africans representing African Guyanese concerns
Schoolchildren crossing Harbour Bridge’s busy four-lane junction exposes a glaring failure in leadership within the Traffic Department
Melly Mel’s protest numbers pose a dilemma for the opposition
Disheartening how persistent political anxiety continues to divide Guyana
Pointless power ascribed to government
A clearly unhappy President
Dr. Rowley’s demission from public office is what true leadership looks like
The private sector can be part of the ‘voluntary unemployment’ solution
PSC says its stands by unemployment ‘largely voluntary’ statement
Bharrat clarifies government’s decision to suspend Aranaputa mining permit
Tuschen secondary school completion pushed back
Another man charged over Giftland kidnapping
Former BK Quarries accountant granted $1.2m bail on fraud charges
Mother disavows 12-year-old’s claims of abuse by stepfather
Body of missing Guyanese discovered in Takutu River, Bonfim
Plaisance man jailed for 18 months on gun charge
Stranded whale rescued at Buxton foreshore
Police meet with promoters, bar and club owners
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Pioneering blind educator Ingrid Peters wants more to be done for visually impaired children
Some people helped, others helped themselves
‘Musings of a Poet 3’ to offer innovative theatre experience
Cy Grant – A Guyanese trailblazer
A different kind of fasting
Tenants’ right to quiet and peaceful enjoyment
Robert Pattinson’s charm offensive in “Mickey 17”
The dilemma of empty plates
Elections, fear and division
In her own words – Keisha Scarville
CANOC President Keith Joseph Calls for Greater Support for Cricket in the Caribbean
(SportsMax) The President of the Caribbean Association of National Olympic Committees (CANOC), Keith Joseph, has made a passionate appeal for greater support and development of cricket across the region, emphasizing the sport’s historical and cultural significance in forging Caribbean unity and identity.
Guyanese participants make key product promotion leap at Barbados Agro Fest
Each year that a Guyana contingent had flown off to sister CARICOM member country, Barbados, to participate in the island’s Agro Fest, an event designed to serve as a marketplace where ‘vendors’ from the Caribbean could display indigenous products in a space that attracted the attention of a single regional market, Guyanese Agro Processors and craftsmen and women embraced the event as one that provided an option for expanding from what has always been a limited domestic market.
Trinidad PM breaks silence on viral post about bullying incident he was involved in 33 years ago
(Trinidad Guardian) Prime Minister Stuart Young has finally broken his silence on a bullying incident involving him which occurred some 33 years ago while he was a student at St Mary’s College in Port-of-Spain.
Mexico’s top prosecutor denounces state probe of ‘ranch of horror’ as outrage grows
CCJ upholds finding of negligence against Sandy Lane Hotel
Cuba cheers collapse of US-funded media following Trump cuts
Colombia’s finance minister steps down after budget clash with president
New Trinidad PM leading discussion to reverse UK visa imposition
At least 85 Palestinians killed in Israeli strikes across Gaza, health authorities say
GAZA/CAIRO, (Reuters) – At least 85 Palestinians were killed and dozens wounded in Israeli airstrikes across Gaza today after Israel resumed its bombing campaign and ground operations in the enclave, the enclave’s health ministry said.
