Residents of Jawalla protest mining encroachment on ancestral land
Over 100 residents of Jawalla Village gathered on Saturday last to protest against mining on their ancestral land.
- Monday, 31st March, 2025
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Residents of Jawalla protest mining encroachment on ancestral land
Oil wealth not reaching the masses – Norton
PNCR Leader Aubrey Norton yesterday told the party’s General Council meeting that the country’s oil wealth is not reaching the masses.
Private sector welcomes US pledge of support against threat by Venezuela
The Private Sector Commission (PSC) of Guyana has welcomed the commitment expressed by United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio during his recently-concluded visit here, in support of the maintenance and security of the economic stability of Guyana.
‘Mousie’ murder accused remanded pending psych evaluation
A man was remanded to prison on Friday after being charged with murder.
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Norton not budging on presidential candidate -sources
Teleperformance shutters one of two locations
Gov’t mum on Rubio critique of Heroes Highway
UK infrastructure advisor says Linden to Mabura Hill road 43% complete
Automated speed ticketing system from Monday – President
US Embassy issues warning about overstaying on US visa
Boy injured in Charlestown shootout dies
Road that Rubio criticized was not built by Chinese
Fireman passed away due to secondary complication from traumatic injuries – GPHC
Judge orders receiver to pay $1.7b to Didco
Call centres and $2b
With little to no contemporaneous oversight of the extensive government spending, chances are that poorly thought out decisions are being made and that these will be costly misadventures.
Renewed call for the Lotto funds to be placed to the credit of the Consolidated Fund
American Oligarchy and the Myth of Development
Self-taught fruit artist and crafter Monica De Freitas-Vollmer puts hobby to good use
Overseas-based Guyanese doctor to launch ‘The Great Catch’ with Sir Clive Lloyd
Dutch music producer eyes collaboration with Guyanese artistes
Herdmanston’s Lodge conference on the border controversy illuminated a refreshing model of Guyanese civility and constructive cooperation
The US has never been secretive about putting its interest first
It is reasonable to conclude there will be accountability when failures are established
Councillor Saul’s proposition for city’s economically distressed citizens would not be objected to once done within the confines of the law
I too believed the opposition’s narrative on the social media ctivist’s arrest in the US
OGGN urges VP to exercise his responsibility by ending practice of Gov’t paying taxes for ExxonMobil
What Councillor Saul is proposing is akin to a bank teller deciding to forgive loans
The more important issue is why is there so much demand for US dollars?
PPC, NPTAB collaborate to strengthen procurement process
CIOG says Eid ul Fitr to be celebrated today
Colis Dublin and Skyler Gurchurn are this year’s Whiz Kids
Family calls for reopening of investigation into Fagundes’ execution
Automated speed ticketing system from Monday – President
Norton not budging on presidential candidate -sources
Boy injured in Charlestown shootout dies
Teleperformance shutters one of two locations
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Self-taught fruit artist and crafter Monica De Freitas-Vollmer puts hobby to good use
Overseas-based Guyanese doctor to launch ‘The Great Catch’ with Sir Clive Lloyd
Dutch music producer eyes collaboration with Guyanese artistes
After a school fire, the new normal
Bartica Regatta 2025 promises thrilling races, pageantry, and scenic tours
It works – Coconut Pancakes!
Corentyne resident ‘Mai’ is 104 not out
Crafting yourself
The obligation not to make the rented property unfit or less fit
A stroll through history for World Theatre Day
Demerara dominate Select XI, Berbice edge Essequibo in U17 Inter-County opener
The Guyana Cricket Board’s Under-17 Inter-County 50-over Championship got off to an action-packed start yesterday, with Demerara asserting their dominance in a crushing 177-run victory over the Select XI at the Transport Sports Club, while Berbice edged out Essequibo by 23 runs in a thrilling contest at LBI.
Successful soya bean crop here attracts new investors
-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.
Martinique’s water woes drive anger at French rule
FORT-DE-FRANCE (Reuters) – In Martinique, a French territory in the Caribbean, tourists flock to crystalline waterfalls nestling in the tropical rainforests.
Myanmar quake death toll hits 1,700 as aid scramble intensifies
BANGKOK (Reuters) – The toll from Myanmar’s earthquake continued to rise on Sunday, as foreign rescue teams and aid rushed into the impoverished country, where hospitals were overwhelmed and some communities scrambled to mount rescue efforts with limited resources.
