President details national poverty reduction in Facebook live address
President Irfaan Ali yesterday detailed a national strategy aimed at tackling poverty and improving the quality of life for all Guyanese over the next five years.
- Monday, 28th July, 2025
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President details national poverty reduction in Facebook live address
APNU urges Friendship community to vote for change
AFC accuses govt of oppressing Guyanese, at East Ruimveldt campaign event
Air traffic controller’s death on Heroes Hwy ‘senseless’ – Traffic Chief
Following the of death of senior air traffic controller Trevor Lloyd Daly on July 13, at the Georgetown Public Hospital, three days after he collided with a plank on Heroes Highway, East Bank Demerara, police said that the section of the road had not yet been commissioned for public use and Daly was not supposed to be using that section.
Some Region One communities to get power, water
More than 50 households in Region One will soon gain first-time access to electricity through the Moruca Power and Light Grid, while Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) will start drilling two new eight-inch wells at Santa Rosa in the Moruca Sub-District, to improve water supply.
Caricom private sector mourns loss of Jamaica’s Don Webhy
The Caricom Private Sector Organization (CPSO) joins the business community of Jamaica in mourning the loss of Don Wehby, an esteemed member and former group chief executive officer of GraceKennedy Limited who passed away on Saturday at age 62.
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AG meets US officials on extraditions
WIN says challenging 1% ruling class
Guyana hands over new official residence to CARICOM Secretary-General
DPP silent on reported 10-year sentencing proposal in Orin Boston case
Man charged with murder of girl, 16,
Ali promises medical school, engineering faculty for Region Two
Body of missing boat captain found
Gov’t subsidy will enable free insurance for rice farmers
WIN candidate seeking legal advice on Demerara Bank block
Norton declines to respond on proposed judicial appointments
Biodiversity – the whole story
Last week, Guyana played host to the inaugural Global Biodiversity Alliance Summit said to be the inspiration of President Ali.
At the Edge of the Map: A Louisiana Tribe Confronts the LNG Boom
A taste of home: Shrimp Choka
American photojournalist with local ties embarks on pictorial study of sugar industry
Dr Anne Walmsley – a true friend of Caribbean art and literature
Nine to vie for Miss Universe Guyana 2025 on August 23
PPP rallies have been consistent with unfulfilled promises
The Ambassador’s reckless commentary is steeped in selective outrage and political intrusion
Punishment by association
Guyana’s wealth includes the value of its natural resources
Tenets of democracy
Ferry from Guyana to Suriname is consistently late
The State’s ethical position in a secular society is to refrain from enacting laws that privilege any one’s religious morality over others
A Crown of Cricketers
‘Brand Guyana’ to be showcased at AfriCaribbean Trade and Investment Forum in Grenada
CARICOM, PAHO launch strategy to strengthen Caribbean health systems
Ali promises medical school, engineering faculty for Region Two
WIN says challenging 1% ruling class
GBTI half-year after-tax profit up by 24%
Police Diamond Divisional HQ commissioned
Guyana hands over new official residence to CARICOM Secretary-General
DPP silent on reported 10-year sentencing proposal in Orin Boston case
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A taste of home: Shrimp Choka
American photojournalist with local ties embarks on pictorial study of sugar industry
Dr Anne Walmsley – a true friend of Caribbean art and literature
Nine to vie for Miss Universe Guyana 2025 on August 23
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Alex Newton triumphs in gruelling Rajkumar Churuman Memorial road race
By Michelangelo Jacobus Under a punishing sun, but with roaring cheers from roadside spectators, young Alex Newton of KFC Evolution Cycle Club produced a breakout performance to win the third annual Rajkumar Churuman Memorial cycling road race yesterday, beating a field of seasoned competitors, including his older brother, Aaron Newton, in dramatic fashion.
Converging Exxon and Chevron operations could spur next mega-merger
LONDON, (Reuters) – ExxonMobil and Chevron’s recent major acquisitions raise a provocative question: does the U.S.
In Trinidad: Judge, DPP on murder list
(Trinidad Express) A plot to kill a judge and the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) prompted Police Commissioner Allister Guevarro to request the state of emergency earlier this month.
Colombia denounces mass deportation of citizens from Ecuador
This family self-deported to Mexico, and lost everything
Barbados unions say outside help should be sought to fight crime
Digicel raising funds to refinance debt
65-inch TV used by inmate to chat with gangsters, says Trinidad Minister of Defence
Thailand and Cambodia to hold talks on deadly border conflict in Malaysia
SISAKET, Thailand/PHNOM PENH (Reuters) – The leaders of Thailand and Cambodia will attend mediation talks over their deadly border conflict in Malaysia on Monday, the Thai government said, even as both sides accused each other of launching fresh artillery strikes across contested areas.
