Explosion at East Ruimveldt Police Outpost rips away gate
Residents of East Ruimveldt were jolted awake around 12:40 a.m. today by a loud explosion that echoed across surrounding areas.
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Explosion at East Ruimveldt Police Outpost rips away gate
GRA defends action against Azruddin Mohamed over Lamborghini
The GRA yesterday confirmed it has initiated criminal proceedings against businessman Azruddin Mohamed over a 2020 Lamborghini and it sought to defend the actions it has taken in the matter.
Gov’t officials get more speaking time at NTC over toshaos – AFC
The Alliance for Change (AFC) yesterday observed that each year, the approach to the National Toshaos Council (NTC) Conference has been designed to create limited time for the toshaos to be heard but more time allocation for government officials.
Undoing Sandil Kissoon – Part 2
Every Man, Woman and Child in Guyana Must Become Oil-Minded – Column 156 Introduction As feared, the Government ignored calls to refer the Oil Pollution Prevention, Preparedness, Response, and Responsibility Bill to a Select Committee and advanced it to a second reading and passage.
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GRA defends action against Azruddin Mohamed over Lamborghini
Retired RCMP officer meets Adriana’s family
Explosion at East Ruimveldt Police Outpost rips away gate
Four charged with nine counts of armed robbery on Corentyne
Adriana’s family says still carefully weighing options
GDF has boosted operational posture following `unprecedented’ attacks from Venezuela – Brigadier Khan
Norton blasts gov’t, says you are oppressing us
2,403 Venezuelans entered between January, 2024 and April, 20, 2025 – Ministry of Home Affairs
National Toshaos Conference and accountability
As another National Toshaos Conference (NTC) approaches, the air will soon be thick with pronouncements and promises from the government and its various extensions.
The Elections in the Essequibo
Threats to us
Undoing Sandil Kissoon
The unmaking of American soft power
Carter Center recommendations on reforms to Guyana’s electoral system
Pleasantly surprised at the high level of courteous and effective services at several government offices
These historical analyses help to explain the circumstances prior to our present conditions
Asst. Comm Carol Fraser (Ret’d) was a civilian on the day she was accorded a farewell parade
Amna Ally – synonymous with the PNC/R
Letter-writer weaponizing sugar for political mileage
It is quite apparent that our political divide is widening
I have never represented Exxon
Rethinking Guyana in the absence of the 1966 Geneva Agreement
Renaming Bel Air street for Boysie gives him ‘lasting recognition he truly deserves’ – Mayor Mentore
Norton calls for justice in Adriana Younge death
Prosecution expresses frustration at continued absence of Brutus’ wife from country
GuySuCo says Uitvlugt surpassed target by 74 tonnes
Shuman advocates respect for Indigenous communal land and political rights
Preparations in full swing for Kartel’s ‘Baderation’ concert
Stoby announces intention to step down as GBTI Chair
One hundred graduate from Humanitarian Mission’s skills-based programme
Radio personality charged with assault
92 years of service
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Not by design, Carol Fraser has mothered and mentored many
Cancer survivor Jeremy Simmons joins Brocode in helping nudge men towards catching prostate cancer early
For registered Nurse Jonathan Vyfhuis, the profession is about selflessness and patient-centred care
‘I am very passionate about every piece I make, I pour my heart in’ – Matapee fashion designer
Two women honoured by govt for excellence in media work felt pulled towards the field
Breaking the ice
My Mother’s Recipes
The dishevelled Thunderbolts*
Restrictions on movement and public gatherings
Recognising street masquerade as an important part of the tradition
Chase named West Indies Test Captain ahead of Australia series, Warrican is Vice-captain
In a bold and unexpected move, Cricket West Indies (CWI) has appointed Roston Chase as the new captain of the West Indies Test team, with left-arm spinner Jomel Warrican serving as vice-captain.
New champion to emerge as NSC’s Independence 3-Stage cycle race pedals off today
Gold x4! Noel clinches 100m backstroke & 400m freestyle gold medals at PanAm Championships
GTTA unveils National Senior Squad ahead of 2025 Caribbean Championships
Cucurella to the rescue again to keep Chelsea on Champions League track
Mustafizur cleared to join DC for remaining IPL 2025 league games
Aquaculture, soybeans among standouts in agri drive
– but food imports up Aquaculture leads production growth for crops over the past four years with a staggering 1,201 per cent increase with beans coming in second at 522 per cent, Minister of Agriculture Zulfikar Mustapha says.
Trinidad man freed of double murder arrested on the same charges hours later
(Trinidad Guardian) Hours after being freed of murdering two men due to delays in prosecuting his case, a man from Arima was arrested and charged with the crime once again.
Iran’s Supreme Leader says Trump is lying when he speaks of peace
(Reuters) – Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei accused Donald Trump today of lying when the U.S.
