EU long-term observers working in Region Nine
Long-term European Union election observers in Region 9 are not letting the rainy weather interrupt their work.
- Sunday, 17th August, 2025
- Sunday's Paper
EU long-term observers working in Region Nine
No need to close accounts of persons associated with sanctioned individual – OFAC
Three die in Linden crash, another critical
Let Jagdeo provide the proof –`Shell’ Mohamed
-rebuffs allegations about Venezuela travel Nazar `Shell’ Mohamed, the father of WIN presidential candidate Azruddin Mohamed has dismissed as “totally foolish and absurd,” the allegations against him regarding ties to Venezuela and he has challenged Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo to provide proof to back up his allegations.
GDF in meeting with newly appointed U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense
The Guyana Defence Force (GDF) and national security leadership last week held follow-up discussions with the newly appointed U.S.
$40m Eteringbang Police Station commissioned
On August 13, 2025, the newly reconstructed Eteringbang Police Station was officially commissioned.
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Let Jagdeo provide the proof –`Shell’ Mohamed
Three perish in Linden crash
Two `enforcers’ arrested over attempted murder of Anna Regina father and son
No need to close accounts of persons associated with sanctioned individual – OFAC
Queen’s College tops both CAPE, CSEC 2025 results
Low turnout at AFC’s first rally in Linden
Three die in Linden crash, another critical
Constable transferred after handshake still at Moleson Creek
Westminster man gets 19 years for killing wife
Literacy data
Yesterday the nation was treated to details about the remarkable achievements of this year’s top CAPE and CSEC students.
Guyanese RC priest Monsignor Terrence Montrose celebrates golden jubilee of ordination
‘You don’t ever have to battle this alone’ – says two-time cancer survivor
Tawah toast: Buttered on both sides
Caribbean Culture Queen pageant offered lessons in discipline, professionalism – Shadiamond Assanah
Some families close to Parika water treatment plant not benefiting
Gas to energy project underlines the failure in national governance
Pure political theatre from Jagdeo on GPL problems
President Ali set for second term
These four areas underline the dysfunction in the PPP/C gov’t
Best years are ahead of us with the PPP in charge
PPP/C needs to better link its developmental accomplishments to the benefits such will bring to Guyanese
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Our leaders must make an earnest effort to embody moral principles in their modus operandi
Constable transferred after handshake still at Moleson Creek
Nadir links Lamaha Gardens history to PPP’s housing legacy
Minister Persaud condemns remarks on campaign trail
National Hardware unveils locally made water tanks
Ministry of Agriculture explains Crop Insurance Scheme for rice farmers
Press association says concerned at attempts to censor, intimidate
Cops find suspected cannabis on Parika Façade chicken farm
Board of Industrial Training celebrates with poetry contest
Diamond to Buzz Bee:
Russia decree opens door for Exxon return to Sakhalin-1 project
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Guyanese RC priest Monsignor Terrence Montrose celebrates golden jubilee of ordination
‘You don’t ever have to battle this alone’ – says two-time cancer survivor
Tawah toast: Buttered on both sides
Caribbean Culture Queen pageant offered lessons in discipline, professionalism – Shadiamond Assanah
Some families close to Parika water treatment plant not benefiting
Falcons take off with first win of 2025
(CPL) Antigua and Barbuda Falcons won a tight third match of The Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) in front of their home fans at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in North Sound, defeating Barbados Royals by 6 wickets with just two balls remaining in a pulsating affair. The Royals are two-time CPL winners and had won the last two meetings with the Falcons but a litany of dropped catches and fluffed run outs cost them in their first outing of this year’s competition. Falcons captain, Imad Wasim won the toss on a damp night in Antigua and his decision to chase proved to be a sage one with his side knowing what they needed to do and getting a chance to assess the best way to compile runs on a tricky surface. Karima Gore was named the player of the match as his second consecutive fifty saw the Falcons chase down a target of 151, a mature innings saw him unbeaten on 64 off 53 deliveries.
Thompson beats Lyles in Olympic final rematch in Silesia
Keshorn Walcott snatches 2nd spot with final-round throw
Olympic Kremlin faces rising challenge as record-breaking Guyana Cup 2025 gallops off today
West Demerara IMC has failed the clubs – Pouderoyen captain Abrams
North East, Ballers Empire, Island All-Stars advance to semis
2,000 land titles to be shared during Guyana’s 2025 Housing Expo – Rodrigues
The fourth International Business Expo officially opened yesterday under the theme, “The Road to Success: Guyana 2030 and Beyond,” with plans to distribute approximately 2,000 land titles throughout the duration of the event.
Trinidad farmer awaits compensation after infected pig herd destroyed
(Trinidad Guardian) Five days after his entire herd of pigs was culled and buried due to an outbreak of Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome (PRRS), Wallerfield farmer Brian Maturine says he is still waiting on word from the Ministry of Agriculture about compensation to restart his business.
European leaders to join Zelenskiy in Washington as Trump presses Ukraine deal
LONDON/KYIV, (Reuters) – European leaders including from Germany, France and Britain will join Volodymyr Zelenskiy to meet Donald Trump in Washington, they said today, seeking to shore up his position as the U.S.
