Onderneeming wanted man shot dead
Twenty-year-old Kellon Fredricks, wanted for murder and multiple armed robberies, was fatally shot in Onderneeming Sandpit, Essequibo Coast, sources say.
- Thursday, 24th April, 2025
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Onderneeming wanted man shot dead
AFC calls for independent police oversight authority
Mustapha announces new measures to aid Essequibo rice farmers
Free tuition at UG in effect for new academic year 2025/26
-applications close on May 16 In keeping with President Irfaan Ali’s announcement last October that the University of Guyana (UG) will be tuition-free starting the following year, a release from the university yesterday confirmed that tuition is now free as of January 1, for all new and continuing students for Diploma, Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD programmes offered by the institution.
Bel Air street named after Boysie Ramkarran
A street in Bel Air, Georgetown, has been officially named Ramkarran Street in honour of the late Boysie Ramkarran, a prominent trade unionist and politician.
Vryman’s Erven residents hit by flooding
Several streets in Vryman’s Erven, New Amsterdam were flooded yesterday following heavy rainfall, causing major disruptions to the movement of vehicles and residents alike.
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Onderneeming wanted man shot dead
Bel Air street named after Boysie Ramkarran
Flooding revisits as Georgetown hit with prolonged rain
Manager, driver charged with Tuschen hotel murder
Mustapha announces new measures to aid Essequibo rice farmers
James Bond land case still before court
Duo freed over Double Day Hotel murder charge
Haslington mechanic left paralyzed after shot by bandits in home invasion
Free tuition at UG in effect for new academic year 2025/26
Bittersweet Championship
On Saturday 12 April, the seventh round match of the West Indies Championship between Guyana Harpy Eagles and the Trinidad Red Force ended in a draw at the Queen’s Park Oval, ensuring the visitors’ third consecutive title, and eighth in ten years.
The impact of education on social behaviour
Trump’s 100 Days of Failure in Ukraine
What is Guyana seeking at the World Court?
America is becoming the World’s largest tax haven
Failure to ensure citizens’ right of access to information is an abdication of responsibility
Four centuries by Guyanese made the Wisden list
China should call out Venezuela for its military provocations against Guyana
Reminiscing on Lara’s magnificent 400
Astonishing that AG has the time and desire to involve himself in political affairs
Country’s natural resources can be used more effectively to support craft industries
Guyana must develop sophisticated approaches to balance competing foreign interests while maintaining sovereignty
Guyana’s economic future and national security lie with USA
It is vital that the independence of our public conversation does not endanger our national interests
Haslington mechanic left paralyzed after shot by bandits in home invasion
Cops launch probe into death of De Kinderen block maker
GECOM meeting addressed range of matters
Rae Wiltshire wins first place in ERC Film Competition
Twenty-eight persons with disabilities benefit from small business workshop
Guyanese have vital role in preserving biodiversity – Persaud
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IMF outlook for 2025 projects 15.5% decline in crude oil price
Hydromet office projects above normal rainfall
Probe into police fatal shooting of Ronaldo Peters has concluded
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Designer Marrisa Wilson revels in weaving Guyanese heritage into her fashion
‘Do it afraid if you must, but do it anyway’ – Abbigale Loncke-Watson
Baby previously deemed non-viable by doctors now four months old and thriving
It’s the company, not the food
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Australia mourns death of test opener Stackpole
MELBOURNE, (Reuters) – Former test opener Keith Stackpole, a key member of the Australia teams captained by Bill Lawry and Ian Chappell in the 1960s-70s, died of a suspected heart attack on Tuesday at the age of 84.
Guyanese-American couple getting into the middle of donut business
-following franchise deal, first shop to open on Brickdam A young Guyanese-American couple has packed up and moved here, bringing with them a US$350,000-$600,000 investment in the US donut franchise –Duck Donuts- which they both believe is the sweet treat this country needs.
City chamber brings farmers, businesses together
Gov’t seeking to transform Moleson Creek into economic hub – President
CARICOM Labour Ministers agree to harmonised approach on free movement
GCCI in information session with ExxonMobil
Eighteen mid-sized state-owned China enterprises here – Chargé d’ Affaires of Chinese Embassy
Trinidad police on high alert amid reports of plot to disrupt April 28 poll
(Trinidad Guardian) The T&T Police Service (TTPS) is investigating potential threats aimed at disrupting the April 28 General Election.
IDB to lead Haiti’s medium-term recovery and development plan
Dominican Republic hunts migrants in maternity wards
Trump must give some Venezuelan migrants 21 days’ notice before deportations, judge rules
Father and son ambushed and killed in Trinidad
Displaced, hungry Haitians living in makeshift camps
Who will be the next pope? Some hints to watch for
VATICAN CITY, (Reuters) – No one knows who the world’s Catholic cardinals will choose to succeed Pope Francis as the new leader of the global Catholic Church.
