Rubio to advance Trump’s US foreign policy priorities in the Caribbean – State Dep’t
The US State Department today issued a statement on the visit this week of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio to the Caribbean.
- Monday, 24th March, 2025
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Rubio to advance Trump’s US foreign policy priorities in the Caribbean – State Dep’t
US gives Chevron until May 27 to wind down Venezuela operations
Jurist of Nigeria and Canada to join CCJ
Ali announces free bridge crossings from August 1
In an announcement that resulted in a chorus of “thank you” at the 28th anniversary celebration of Dr Cheddi Jagan’s life and legacy at Babu Jaan, President Irfaan Ali yesterday declared that crossing the Wismar, Demerara, and Berbice bridges will be free of charge starting August 1st.
How the Cost of Living is affecting people – Part 120
photos by Subhana Shiwmangal Stabroek News spoke to members of the public in Container City, Ruimveldt, Georgetown, about the rising cost of living and how it is affecting them.
Suspect in Dundee murder held
Police in Regional Police Division # 5 have arrested a suspect in the murder of the 30-year-old fisherman at Dundee Mahaicony on Saturday.
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French Embassy to be ready by September
Twenty boats malfunctioned on Essequibo River for this year
Man with Down syndrome found in Lethem after apparent abduction
Dundee man chopped to death
Guyanese man convicted of rape, jailed for ten years in Ireland
Ali announces free bridge crossings from August 1
Attorney killed after motorcycle collides with car
JetBlue to introduce second daily flight between Timehri and NY
Jurist of Nigeria and Canada to join CCJ
Honduras gensets conversion to be completed by month end – GPL
A financial statement on the cash grant
As the $100,000 cash grant distribution to each Guyanese adult winds down, the Ali administration has no doubt learnt key lessons in relation to the administration of public initiatives.
Citizens’ access to information on government programmes and activities is indispensable to good governance, transparency and accountability
Together we will be stronger: Stand up for the people who have been healing our sick, saving our lives
Justice Education Society expanding project in indigenous communities
Vasantotsav could be springboard for local filmmakers to study in India – Indian High Commission
Rupununi rodeo promises action, culture, and fun
Frequency and severity of fires at educational institutions should raise serious concerns about their safety and security
Ali’s persistent ‘One Guyana’ mirrors the turbulent period of the 1960s
Regularity of fires should urge a revision and broadening of building and inspection protocols
Questions for AG on conflict between 2016 PSA and NRF Act (2021) on tax payments on behalf of oil companies
Happy that ERC commissioners who have chosen war path against concerns of African Guyanese have finally found courage to emerge from the shadows
Meeting with Rubio must concretize consequences for Venezuelan aggression
Substandard work at Cornelia Ida Cricket Ground
A deliberate dumbing down of the population and silencing of independent thought
Too many workers operate without adherence to safety requirements – engineer
City Hall’s restoration nears completion – Acting Town Clerk
Vriesland farmers to benefit from 200 acres of pasture, improved irrigation
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IDPADA-G requests ‘urgent’ meeting with Ethnic Relations Commission
20 awardees get maritime scholarships
Three key bridges to be toll free from August 1 – President
Fire guts major section of Critchlow Labour College
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Justice Education Society expanding project in indigenous communities
Vasantotsav could be springboard for local filmmakers to study in India – Indian High Commission
Rupununi rodeo promises action, culture, and fun
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GTA assesses ‘Floating Cabin Experience’
What does the Trump Presidency portend for Guyana’s oil and gas going forward?
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Jose Raul Capablanca: ` Cuban Chess Machine’
Home is the best destination
The historiography of descendants of the British
‘Grand Theft Hamlet’ – celebrating Shakespeare through gameplay
Twenty music producers benefit from advanced audio workshop
Notes on public education and documentation: A chronology of the Guyana-Venezuela boundary dispute
The burnt toast theory
Staging of “A Pleasant Career” suffered from a variety of flaws
Briton John successfully defends Cheddi Jagan Memorial Cycle Road Race title
Briton John successfully defended his title at the 2025 Cheddi Jagan Memorial Cycle Road Race yesterday, delivering a commanding performance to secure victory for the second consecutive year.
Guyana, Northern Brazil in renewed bid to deepen economic ties
-Persaud highlights need for review of Partial Scope Agreement Guyana and the state of Roraima in northern Brazil this week renewed efforts to deepen economic ties while positioning their respective private sectors as the drivers of investment and business collaboration.
UK Privy Council rules Trinidad judge was unlawfully removed from office
(Trinidad Guardian) The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council has ruled in favour of former High Court judge Marcia Ayers-Caesar, dismissing an appeal brought by Trinidad and Tobago’s Judicial and Legal Service Commission (JLSC) and upholding findings that her removal from office in April 2017 was unlawful.
Greenland leaders lambast US delegation trip as Trump talks of takeover
COPENHAGEN/WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – Greenlandic leaders criticised a planned trip this week by a high-profile U.S.
