No public gatherings between 12.30 am and 5 am
-in wake of recent unrest In light of civil unrest occurring in several parts of the country the Government has moved to prevent public gatherings between 12.30 am and 5 am.
- Wednesday, 30th April, 2025
- Today's Paper
No public gatherings between 12.30 am and 5 am
Georgetown, surrounding regions brought to virtual standstill
Bagotstown man shot dead after altercation
Wanted man held over Yarrowkabra murder
Antwan Sampson, a 20-year-old gold miner of Circuit Ville, Linden-Soesdyke Highway who was wanted by the police over the murder of Aubrey Richardson on September 5, 2024, has been arrested.
President ignores question on whether Hicken should be removed
-in wake of failures in Adriana Younge case President Irfaan Ali on Monday night held an emergency press conference to address the Adriana Younge death which has exposed failures in policing but he declined to answer a question on whether Police Commissioner Clifton Hicken should be removed.
Psychiatric nurse dies in NA accident
Fifty-three-year-old Leyland Reece, a staffer attached to the National Psychiatric Hospital, and a certified draughtsman, died yesterday morning, after a car collided with his electric bike along Princess Elizabeth Road, New Amsterdam, Berbice.
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Police issue warning to those in autopsy crime spree
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Manager, driver charged with Tuschen hotel murder
‘She was my life’, Adriana Younge’s grieving mother pleads for justice
Chaos outside GPHC
While some of those who waited long hours outside of the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation on Monday for the autopsy results on Adriana Younge would have been associated with the family, it is clear that many were not.
Keeping politics out of the classroom
Pope Francis and the path to a just economy
The 2025 International Narcotics Control Strategy Report on Guyana
“All are Involved, All are Consumed.”
Newly crowned Miss Bartica Regatta manages to balance sports and pageantry
Let us not fail Adriana twice
I now call for justice for all the victims of the burning, looting and blocking of roads
We need voices that speak calm into chaos, that inspire unity
This underclass is not going anywhere
Politicians can no longer be trusted to be the stewards of national law enforcement
Lack of trust fuels violent protests
PPP/C Government retreats and tables its own rejected Oil Pollution Prevention Preparedness Response and Responsibility Bill
Critical that all evidentiary materials in the Adriana Younge matter be obtained expeditiously
Gov’t launches pilot to bolster defences against African swine fever
Police mum on whether Double Day owner in custody
Gov’t presents three loan agreements to parliament
Protests left burnt vehicles, debris at Belladrum
Private sector bodies concerned over incidents of violence, lawlessness
GRA tax filing deadline extended to May 9th
Sophia looting
390 persons identify house lots at Wales
Police issue warning to those in autopsy crime spree
Autopsy shows Adriana drowned
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GFF owes prizes to West Demerara clubs for 2023, 2024 WDFA leagues
Despite concluding two seasons of the West Demerara Football Association (WDFA) Senior Men’s League, the Guyana Football Federation (GFF) is yet to remunerate the top four clubs months later from each edition.
Guyana Rainforest Rangers suffer third straight loss in nail-biting finish against Jamaica Titans
Berbice dethrones Demerara to capture crown
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Foreigners playing major role in construction industry
-Cubans, Venezuelans, Chinese working on big projects Major construction projects in the city are increasingly featuring large numbers of non-nationals who employers say work in a disciplined manner and are reliable.
Kazakhstan’s OPEC+ defiance could push Saudi into a painful price war: Bousso
City still to receive formal documentation on Duke Tower Hotel – Mayor
Trump trade war spreads more gloom across businesses across the world
Tropical Shipping hails exemption from Chinese built vessels tariff
Chinese businesses increasingly dominant at Lethem
Cuba arrests prominent dissident and rights activist Jose Daniel Ferrer
HAVANA, (Reuters) – Cuba yesterday arrested high-profile dissident Jose Daniel Ferrer for violating the terms of his parole just three months after releasing the activist from jail as part of a Vatican-brokered deal with the Biden administration.
Trump eases auto tariffs burden as Lutnick touts first foreign trade deal
WASHINGTON/DETROIT, (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump signed a pair of orders to soften the blow of his auto tariffs yesterday with a mix of credits and relief from other levies on materials, and his trade team touted its first deal with a foreign trading partner.
