‘It will be a very bad day if Venezuela attacked Guyana or ExxonMobil’ In the starkest warning yet to Venezuela, the United States yesterday said that were Caracas to attack Guyana or ExxonMobil infrastructure in the Atlantic Ocean, the end result would be dire.
-following eight-month probe -on $1.7m bail A Chinese national, Ying Xing Su yesterday appear-ed in two magistrate’s courts charged with a series of money laundering offences – involving land and cars – and was placed on $1.7m bail.
Despite assurances, the Ministry of Education has remained silent about questions regarding the now withdrawn Grade 3 textbook that sparked national controversy over its misrepresentation of events in Chinese Landing, Region One.
Kevin Mohamed called ‘Pumpkin’, a 29-year-old self-employed resident of Mon Repos, East Coast Demerara, was arrested on 23rd March 2025 and charged yesterday by ranks of Beterverwagting Police Station with attempted murder.
The recent controversy surrounding a Grade Three textbook used in our schools has laid bare some very uncomfortable truths about the state of our education system.
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Tropical 7s Rugby Five Guyanese players, the most for any nation on the entire roster, were selected as part of the West Indies 7s programme to compete at the Tropical 7s Championship from April 18th-19th in Tampa, Florida, USA.
-as company looking to double acreage The success of soya bean cultivation has seen new investors looking to tap into the local market, even as pilot company, Tacama Gold, begins plans to expand by more than doubling its operations, planting some 7500 hectares for its first 2025 crop.
(Trinidad Guardian) Prime Minister Stuart Young says US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has given the assurance that the United States “will not harm Trinidad and Tobago.”
LONDON, (Reuters) – Brazil’s secretary of foreign trade warned yesterday in the wake of U.S.
