Wendy’s Restaurant to open up on Vlissingen Rd
Wendy’s ® is making its debut in Guyana. A release today said that the brand has signed a franchise agreement with WenKai Inc.
- Thursday, 24th July, 2025
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Wendy’s Restaurant to open up on Vlissingen Rd
Gardasil 9 launched to combat cervical cancer
-50,000 doses acquired at big discount The Ministry of Health yesterday officially launched the 9-valent human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine at the Diamond Diagnostic Centre.
Senior air traffic controller dies after Heroes Highway accident
Trevor Lloyd Daly, Unit Chief of Air Navigation Services, Timehri Tower, Guyana Civil Aviation Authority, and Second Vice President on the Executive Council of the Guyana Public Service Union (GPSU) died on Sunday, July 13, at the Georgetown Public Hospital (GPH), a GPSU release stated yesterday.
Transfer of Field Superintendent not politically motivated – GuySuCo reiterates
The Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) in a release yesterday reiterated that the corporation is governed by its own internal operational policies and not by any political or electoral agenda and as such rejects the insinuation that the recent transfer of an Albion Estate Field Superintendent to Uitvlugt Estate this decision was politically motivated or related to his personal affiliations.
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Demerara Bank ends services to five WIN candidates
Senior air traffic controller dies after Heroes Highway accident
US concerned Azruddin Mohamed could be in gov’t
Edghill adamant that no load testing needed for new harbour bridge
More bank sanctions on candidates could be on the way
Transfer of Field Superintendent not politically motivated – GuySuCo reiterates
President expected to name Justice George as acting Chancellor, Justice Navindra Singh as acting CJ
Raghoo Bar victim told police she was drugged, raped
Corentyne teen drowns at sea dam
Unthinkable
Just when decent citizens thought that the depravity in Guyana could not possibly get any worse, it spiralled.
Climate-driven hunger will fuel the next migration crisis
COP30 must make good on past climate commitments
Realizing the potential of country platforms
How the Cost of Living is affecting people Part 138
Revisiting the profit-sharing, royalty and taxation provisions of the Petroleum Sharing Agreement
Level of political victimization by the state of Azruddin Mohamed is alarming
Notable hurdles facing implementation of ‘Sports and Recreation’ in Secondary Schools
No report that Ms. Muna accessed any of the available Domestic Violence services in Region 3
Society gone mad
Are taxpayers’ monies approved for Georgetown markets’ rehabilitation being used to finance political campaign paraphernalia?
I sincerely hope the First Lady continues this noble cause
Concerted effort to downplay the severity of these sanctions
I interpret WIN’s July 14 political gathering as representing a generation tired of partisan entrenched divisions and developmental stagnation
Corentyne murder suspect turns self in to police
Belize Minister urges stronger Caribbean partnerships to tackle climate change
Parika man wanted over rape
Exxon plastic waste suit faces first major hurdle
Mon Repos man wanted over laundering
Grove residents say road works dust causing sickness, extreme discomfort
CANU says holds man at BV with cocaine
Local content law will ensure more oil and gas jobs for Guyanese
Man surrenders to police over Corentyne murder
Over 6,000 rice farmers to benefit from free crop insurance – President
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Retired community health worker Sylvia Roberts steps up to lead women’s group shade house project
Emancipation celebrations launched by ACDA
‘Your words might be exactly what someone else needs to hear’ – Brandon Singh
Hooked on Smoked Tuna
Nothing easy about the endgame
Roberts, Sebastien say CWI make-up flawed
(Trinidad Express) Two former players are calling for Cricket West Indies to become more cricket-oriented in the make-up of its directors.
Guyanese businessman handed over to Suriname police pleading for help
– lawyers say he was unlawfully transferred The Attorney General’s Chambers has denied the contention by Attorney Dexter Todd that the police forces of Guyana and Suriname kidnapped Guyanese businessman Raymond David, co-owner of Sweet Elegance, and transported him to Suriname.
Trinidad woman killed in ‘robbery’, male relative in custody
(Trinidad Express) A woman who was reportedly shot during an alleged home invasion in Couva has died, and police have now classified the matter as a homicide.
Trinidad prisoner killed by cops within hours of escape
Chile’s government to expropriate land tied to Pinochet-era torture
Colombia’s Petro threatens to alter Glencore contract over Israel coal exports
US accused of ‘ultimate betrayal’ against reformed Jamaican deported to Eswatini
Trinidad police on high alert after kidnapping suspects shot dead
Britain and India sign free trade pact during Modi visit
LONDON/NEW DELHI, (Reuters) – Britain and India signed a free trade agreement today during a visit by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, sealing a deal to cut tariffs on goods from textiles to whisky and cars and allow more market access for businesses.
