US military deploying forces to southern Caribbean against drug groups
WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – The United States has ordered the deployment of U.S.
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US military deploying forces to southern Caribbean against drug groups
President commissions $434.5m Waramuri Secondary
Leak of interview triggers clash between gold buyer, VALS owner
Building Expo 2025 opens today
-from smart homes to customized drapes to be on show Julietta Jitta loves Guyana.
Businessman charged with breaching protection order
A businessman, Vincent Howard, appeared yesterday before Magistrate Fabayo Azore at the Georgetown Magistrate’s Court charged with contravening a protection order.
Vindhya Persaud tells Success residents…‘Vote early, vote with discipline, and vote for a landslide victory’
Minister of Human Ser-vices and Social Security Dr Vindhya Persaud last evening urged the people of Success, East Coast Demerara, to deliver the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) an overwhelming victory at the September 1 General and Regional Elections, warning that a narrow win would not be enough to secure the country’s continued progress.
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Woman dies at GPHC after giving birth at St Joseph Mercy
Mohamed going in a box to Venezuela or in shackles to US – Joseph Hamilton
Samaroo Dam woman murdered, ex-husband in custody
Leak of interview triggers clash between gold buyer, VALS owner
Mohamed denies gov’t claim that he has been visiting Venezuelan embassy
UK adds Guyana to ‘deport now, appeal later’ list
CANU says credible threat made to life of its Director
Man gets 13 years for killing wife at Bloomfield
Tamesh Jagmohan rejects statements by former gold buying agent
Method4 was not told it had won bid for power project – Director
Self-sufficiency and food quality
A study conducted by a group of academics from universities in Germany and the United Kingdom, and published in May by the online journal “Nature Food”, has concluded that Guyana is the only country out of the 186 surveyed which achieves self-sufficiency in all seven food groups.
Trump in the Falklands
Open Letter to Caribbean Heads of State and CARICOM on the Violations of the Human Rights of People of Haitian Descent in the Dominican Republic
Consultancy services for the Wales Gas-to-Energy Project
Guyana aside, foreign investment in the Caribbean is on the decline
‘Going in a box’ comment demands ERC, Private Sector intervention
Parties’ manifestos on the creative arts largely silent
Implement Tax and VAT on oil shipping companies
Amused at Exxon’s regional penetration
PPP/C’s hinterland plans are targeted and specific
Exhuming the ghost of Fr. Darke… 47 years later
Blocking roadways with sand strictly prohibited
GuySuCo superintendent who supported WIN no longer being transferred
Linden Electricity Company rejects claims over recent power outage
CARICOM distressed by escalating violence, humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza
Nursery school commissioned at Mashabo
WIN in Issano:
Six awarded Chinese Government medical scholarships
Hairdresser charged with felonious wounding
Melanie resident gets 16 months for escaping from lawful custody
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Majek Fingers Drumming School to launch upgraded cultural space this November
Rising like the sun
Artist Compton Babb dedicates his energy to Guyana through his paintings
Family and friends honour the late Charlene Stuart at thanksgiving service
Timothy Roberts balances life as pastor and policeman
Guyana, Windwards battle to draw as Apple smashes century
CWI 2-Day Championship Guyana, led by an impressive century from rising star Shamar Apple, played to a tame draw yesterday with the Windward Islands in the opening round of the Cricket West Indies (CWI) U-17 Two-Day Championship at the National Cricket Centre in Couva.
Police officers defeat Region 4 A & B to seal spot in T20 Finals
Guyana crushed 1-9 by Mexico in Pan Am Women’s Hockey
Jason Holder ready to step up as St Kitts skipper for CPL
‘I’m here now’ – Brevis makes a statement as the ‘original Dewald’
Golden Stars, Melanie tally easy wins in East Coast U-13 Football
Sea travel between Guyana, Barbados and other CARICOM countries could cost under US$100
(Barbados Nation) A singles ticket for sea travel between Guyana, Trinidad and Tobago and Barbados, with stops to other Caribbean islands, could soon cost less than US$100.
Trinidad PM urges citizens to invest in panic buttons amid crime fears
(Trinidad Guardian) Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has revealed that she has a panic button installed in her private home in Philippine, San Fernando, and is encouraging other homeowners to consider doing the same to protect themselves from the criminal element.
TT$9B on kerosene? Trinidad PM says it’s time to restart the refinery
Regional nursing body sounds alarm over nurses leaving for ‘greener pastures’
DOMA: Inefficiencies at PoS Port ‘reaching crisis point’
US hits African, Cuban and Grenadian officials with visa restrictions
Uruguay’s lower house of parliament votes in favour of euthanasia
Israel’s Smotrich announces settlement plan to ‘bury’ idea of Palestinian state
MAALE ADUMIM, West Bank/TEL AVIV, (Reuters) – Israeli far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich announced work would start on a long-delayed settlement that would divide the West Bank and cut it off from East Jerusalem, a move his office said would “bury” the idea of a Palestinian state.
