Mass distribution of anti-malaria nets launched in Aishalton
The Ministry of Health yesterday launched the Malaria Mass Net Distribution Campaign in Aishalton Region Nine, in efforts to reduce the transmission of malaria.
- Saturday, 27th April, 2024
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Exxon distances self from inflated declaration
DEMTOCO announces after-tax profit of $2.27 billion
Contractor misses latest deadline for completion of Bamia Primary
Teixeira defends performance of PAC
Indian clothing store, mechanic shop destroyed by fire on West Coast Berbice
Man, 40, gets life sentence for rape of 11-year-old
Kilcoy fisherman on trial for friend’s murder in 2020
Police unearth cannabis, guns, ammo during Upper Berbice River raid
Vlissengen Square victim died of multiple stab wounds – autopsy
An autopsy performed by government pathologist, Dr Nehaul Singh on the body of Shawn George, the 52-year-old man who was stabbed to death during a scuffle on Wednesday night, has disclosed that he died as a result of multiple stab wounds.
World Premier League
Making a brief virtual intervention at the CARICOM Regional Cricket Conference in Trinidad and Tobago on Thursday and later in a detailed video presentation, President Irfaan Ali made the announcement that Guyana will be launching the World Premier League (WPL) which will promote West Indian cricket.
Trump is Putin’s only hope now
These attacks on Venezuelan students in Guyana must come to an end
Increasing levels of vehicular accidents demand immediate action
Essential for both government and citizens to monitor Exxon’s plunging stocks which is significant to the oil industry
Actions taken against the two private security companies and GTI’s exhibition are worthy of commendation
Government’s housing policies discriminate against marginalized communities in deference to its supporters
The intent of BRICS and the Global South is to transform and democratize the existing world order against America’s untenable reach
Queenstown’s oldest resident scores a century
Vera Florence Venture of Lot 72 Cave Street, Queenstown, Esse-quibo, in Region Two, is now the village’s oldest person having celebrated her 100th birthday on Thursday.
Delayed infrastructure work on Block 13 Golden Grove to be completed next month – CH&PA
Minister of Housing and Water, Collin Croal yesterday conducted an inspection at Golden Grove-Block 13, East Bank Demerara and said that infrastructural work for the housing scheme there should be finished next month.
Karawab man chopped with cutlass
Vendor charged with burglary
EIA shows no link between Whiptail project activities and tsunamis – EPA
Veterinarians as Essential Health Workers is theme for World Veterinary Day
Indar slams contractors for delinquent work
Opposition calls for probe of NPTAB, procurement system
Members of six Amerindian villages decry widespread sex crimes
Ramps, Exxon facing complaint that US$4.4m equipment declared as worth US$12.1b
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Shallow commits to ‘governance reform’ following CARICOM Cricket Conference
-CPL open to renegotiating 50-year deal says Russell Viewed as a potential catalyst for a turnaround in fortunes for West Indies cricket, the CARICOM Regional Cricket Conference wrapped up yesterday at the Hyatt Regency, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago.
Narine shines again but Bairstow hundred powers world record chase
KOLKATA, India, CMC – Sunil Narine lashed yet another stunning half-century but found himself on the losing end as Punjab Kings chased down a world-record 262 to shock his Kolkata Knight Riders by eight wickets in the Indian Premier League here yesterday.
Angus to lead ‘Green Machine’ today against T&T in RAN 15s Championship 1st leg
For the first time since 2019, the Guyana National Rugby team, fondly called the “Green Machine”, will suit up for action today when they face Trinidad and Tobago’s national side in the first leg of the Rugby Americas North (RAN) 15s Championship.
Luka Doncic fuels Mavs past Clippers for 2-1 series lead
WI women take series lead with dramatic last-ball win over Pakistan
Ramsammy stars in Anaconda’s 1-run win over Jaguars in all-Essequibo encounter
New JCA boss wants to rebuild local cricket
Du Plessis to sleep better after Bengaluru end losing streak
American Coleman believes Bolt’s 100m record could fall soon
Trinidad businessman ambushed, shot dead
(Trinidad Guardian) Relatives of businessman Earle Samsoondeen huddled in fear inside their home as some 20 gunshots rang out, unaware that he was under attack at their front gate.
Trinidad to host pavilion at Houston energy conference
(Trinidad Guardian) Trinidad and Tobago will have its first ever country pavilion at the Offshore Technology Conference set to be held in Houston next month.
In Lula’s war on illegal mining, Amazon villagers count losses
HUMAITA, Brazil, (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – In November, Pedro and two of his sons rushed to the river and sank their mining boat under the brown water to hide it from officials patrolling the Amazon area as Brazil’s government cracks down on wildcat gold miners.
Trinidad: $10,000 reward to capture shark
Jamaica: Schoolboy killed, girl injured in after-sports-day shooting
Fire at Brazil guesthouse leaves at least 10 dead, 11 injured
Trinidad gives owners of sunken oil barge one month to remove it
Haiti transitional government takes power as gangs hold capital ‘hostage’
Haiti PM Henry out as transitional government takes power amid gang violence
Russian missiles pound Ukrainian power plants in escalating campaign
KYIV, (Reuters) – A Russian missile attack pounded power facilities in the centre and west of Ukraine today, mounting pressure on the ailing energy system as the country faces a shortage of air defences despite a breakthrough in U.S.
Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler wins dismissal for good of sexual assault lawsuit
NEW YORK, (Reuters) – A federal judge in Manhattan dismissed for good a lawsuit accusing Aerosmith lead singer Steven Tyler of sexually assaulting a former teenage model twice in one day in the mid-1970s.
Columbia leadership rebuked by faculty panel for police crackdown on protesters
NEW YORK, (Reuters) – Columbia University’s embattled president came under renewed pressure yesterday as a campus oversight panel sharply criticized her administration for clamping down on a pro-Palestinian protest at the Ivy League school.
Hamas says it received Israel’s response to its ceasefire proposal
At Trump trial, Pecker says he killed story of affair even though it cost him
Capsizing of Tuvalu boat carrying vaccines highlights climate change challenges, UNICEF says
COP29 climate summit host Azerbaijan defends oil and gas investments
Gaza baby saved from dead mother’s womb dies
Vietnam parliament chief quits amid deepening political turbulence
This week-in-review April 14th to April 20th
Miss Rupununi Rohini Mahadeo set to sharpen agriculture as empowerment tool
Ovid Williams’s valuable research of Indigenous place names is labour of love
On My Plate: Breadfruit & Minced Beef
LUCAS STOCK INDEX (LSI)
Five from Caribbean in contention for Commonwealth Prize for short story
All eyes on closing rounds of Candidates’ Tournament
The forgotten masterpiece
Service to humanity: the Dharm Shala at 103
La Grange Primary advances in standards bureau competition
‘Civil War’ chooses documentation over interrogation
Mashabo women trained in marketing, digital skills
Trump is Putin’s only hope now
As families change, so must the safety net
China’s Competitiveness and American Badmouthing
From welfare state to safe state in Latin America
International and national policies on persons of African descent
The PPC summary report on the award of the contract for the construction of a sluice pump station at Belle Vue
