Amelia’s Ward man killed in shootout with police
A 26-year-old armed-robbery suspect of Wall Street Amelia’s Ward, Linden was killed on Monday night, during a shootout with the police.
- Wednesday, 16th July, 2025
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Amelia’s Ward man killed in shootout with police
AFC, FGM and WIN have until Thursday midnight to correct list defects
Police issue wanted bulletin for ‘Doggie’
Campbell on APNU’s list not for position but to serve Guyana
Businessman Terrence Campbell said he was not promised any position for his name being on the APNU’s List of Candidates, but would accept serving in a parliamentary capacity following the September 1st elections, as he brings much experience in economics and public outreach and this nation would experience what unconditional love of country and people is.
WIN meets with Carter Center’s observer team
The We Invest in Nationhood (WIN) party yesterday highlighted its concerns and discussed key electoral matters during a meeting with the Carter Center’s elections observer team for the September 1st General and Regional Elections.
Tabitha Sarabo-Halley joins WIN
In a surprise move former APNU parliamentarian Tabitha Sarabo-Halley joined two of her former parliamentary colleagues and became a candidate for the We Invest in Nationhood (WIN) party.
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Ramsaroop renounces foreign citizenship
Azruddin Mohamed grilled on sanctions, policy gaps
Seven parties in elections race
New harbour bridge should be load tested in keeping with global standards – Trotz
Colorado Senator introduces legislation to bolster US security ties with Guyana to deter Maduro
Boy, 16, succumbs to injuries after No. 43 Village incident
Police deny WIN’s claim of supporters being blocked from city
President calls for accountability after Windies debacle
We Invest in Nationhood presents its list, Sarabo-Halley on
PPP/C presents list
Dysfunctional sports authorities
The decisions and the actions of various sports organisations across the local landscape continue to boggle the mind.
Abortion for Life: Decriminalize, Destigmatize, Demystify
Public accountability does not end with the presentation of the Auditor General’s report to the National Assembly
US funeral director with Guyanese roots Arlene Ross provides dignity with reconstruction
‘Winning means connection for me and full circle’ – writer Oonya Kempadoo
Rupununi Music & Arts Festival set to host first live event since 2019
Maybe, a sea change is happening right before the eyes with the politics of Guyana
This action by Senator Bennet is a big deal
Area “J” Foulis dissatisfied with treatment by Buxton/Foulis NDC
PNC’s history on education is nothing to be proud of
Cricket disgrace
Guyana should draw inspiration from China’s metro system
Return of Dharamlall shows PPP disregard
Ten handwringing problems
Dazzell businesswoman granted bail on ganja charge
Man charged with burning wife to death granted until tomorrow to retain lawyer
GECOM clarifies timeline for 2025 election results
Education Ministry rebuts claim by Adrianna Younge’s aunt that her NGSA results were tampered with
Construction worker remanded on discharging loaded firearm charge
Woman fined for use of abusive language after changing plea
Third man charged with Berbice teen’s murder
Work set to commence on $5B new Parika waterfront facility
Former guard wanted in $13M game Fantasy lounge robbery charged with stealing, firing gun
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US funeral director with Guyanese roots Arlene Ross provides dignity with reconstruction
‘Winning means connection for me and full circle’ – writer Oonya Kempadoo
Rupununi Music & Arts Festival set to host first live event since 2019
Jasmaine Payne authors psychological thriller
GlobalTT-Guyana launches new portfolio of vacation packages
Rickey Ramotar Singh (1 February 1937 to 5 July 2025)
In ‘Superman’, James Gunn plays it safe
A personal manifesto
The Family Violence Act 2025 – Who does the Act protect?
A political phenomenon is sweeping New York – Zohran Mamdani
CWI convenes emergency meeting, invites Sir Clive Lloyd, Sir Vivian Richards & Brian Lara
CWI President reacts to West Indies’ humbling defeat, calls for unity and urgent action In the wake of West Indies’ humiliating defeat to Australia at Sabina Park, Cricket West Indies (CWI) President Dr.
Guyana edges Leeward Islands by two wickets in thriller
Nakhid calls meeting to resolve Soca Warriors nickname
Flying Ace Cycle Club supports young Berbice cyclist with vital equipment donation
‘Heads should roll’ after Windies horror show, says Hooper
Guyana loses to Leeward Islands by seven wickets
Brazil’s Lula pledges retaliation to Trump tariffs but keeps diplomacy open
BRASILIA, (Reuters) – President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said he wanted to find a diplomatic solution to U.S.
Loan to Bahamas at centre of China, US clash
A hospital loan by China to The Bahamas has sparked a feud between Beijing and Washington that has also drawn in the United Kingdom and seen a mention of Guyana.
Trump tariffs put Bolsonaro and Brazilian right in a bind
SAO PAULO, (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump pitched his 50% tariffs against Brazil as a way to support former President Jair Bolsonaro, but three people close to the right-wing ex-president said they were stunned by the move and fear it may do more harm than good.
