Vessel from Guyana busted in T&T with US$37m cocaine
-was on its way to St Martin A vessel which had travelled from Guyana to Trinidad was busted on Wednesday with US$37m worth of cocaine stashed in a well-concealed compartment.
- Saturday, 15th March, 2025
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Vessel from Guyana busted in T&T with US$37m cocaine
African companies strengthening ties with Caribbean
-President of Afreximbank President of Afreximbank, Dr Benedict Oramah, says the attendance of Nigeria-headquartered oil company, Oando, at the recently held Guyana Energy Conference is a sign of enhanced business ties between Africa and the Caribbean.
German’s Restaurant acquires Tiger Bay property for commercial development
German’s Restaurant on Thursday announced the acquisition of the property that formerly housed the well-known Foreman’s Electrical Shoe Shop in Tiger Bay.
Essequibians in Holi revelry
The Hindu and non-Hindu community in Region Two celebrated Holi, or Phagwah, yesterday, bringing with it the spirit of unity and festivity to the Essequibo Coast.
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German’s Restaurant acquires Tiger Bay property for commercial development
‘Melly Mel’ being held at Louisiana detention facility
Unemployment in Guyana `largely voluntary’ – Private Sector Commission tells IMF team
SOCU says Chief Magistrate granted access to Brutus bank records
Vessel from Guyana busted in T&T with US$37m cocaine
South Rupununi woman arrested over beating to death of daughter, 4
US Ambassador…‘We won’t allow Venezuela to threaten Guyana’s sovereignty’
US prioritizing election help to Guyana amid aid cuts – Theriot
Labour Minister tours new ExxonMobil HQ
Man sentenced to life for murdering Guyanese woman in Canada
Crime and perception
Crime is an ever-present reality in every society, but how it is perceived and reacted to can vary dramatically depending on the nature of the crime, the individuals involved, and the social and economic context.
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America’s “HIP” Economy
Morality, power and diplomacy in peace negotiations: Crafting peace in Ukraine
Future-proofing social protection
Fear and Loathing in the Oval Office
GOAL must raise its operational bar as part of good accountability and also protect students’ academic work
Why no liability in fire caused by illegal electrical wiring?
Difficult to believe GRA missed a $900M undervalued Lamborghini and Ferrari four years ago
Seeking guidance from GRA
Guyana’s labour force needs protection from both local and foreign exploitation
US support in the face of Venezuela’s continued aggression is most welcome
We continue to live in a polarised society
PNC should embrace One Guyana slogan
Gold hits US$3,000 record, oil recovers ground
G7 ministers say Venezuelan aggression in Guyana’s waters unacceptable
G7 ministers say Venezuelan aggression in Guyana’s waters unacceptable
German’s Restaurant acquires Tiger Bay property for commercial development
US prioritizing election help to Guyana amid aid cuts – Theriot
South Rupununi woman arrested over beating to death of daughter, 4
US Ambassador…‘We won’t allow Venezuela to threaten Guyana’s sovereignty’
Programme launched to digitise healthcare system
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Activist and weaver Alma O’Connell prioritises women, development
Diana Chapman is Soca Monarch ‘finally’
Music Unlimited: Bridging cultures and elevating live performances
Reclaiming Le Repentir Cemetery
Commemorating Stanley Greaves’ 90th birthday
Rockets dominate boards, keep Mavs reeling
(Field Level Media) Tari Eason scored a career-high 30 points, Jalen Green added 23 and Alperen Sengun produced his 38th double-double this season as the Houston Rockets cruised to a 133-96 victory over the undermanned Dallas Mavericks yesterday.
Guyanese participants make key product promotion leap at Barbados Agro Fest
Each year that a Guyana contingent had flown off to sister CARICOM member country, Barbados, to participate in the island’s Agro Fest, an event designed to serve as a marketplace where ‘vendors’ from the Caribbean could display indigenous products in a space that attracted the attention of a single regional market, Guyanese Agro Processors and craftsmen and women embraced the event as one that provided an option for expanding from what has always been a limited domestic market.
Jamaica on track for historic drop in homicides for 2025, says security minister
(Jamaica Gleaner) Buoyed by encouraging crime figures in the first quarter of the year, National Security Minister Dr Horace Chang is optimistic that Jamaica could close 2025 with fewer than 800 murders – a milestone not seen in recent history.
Holness: PNP must not return to power, JLP to undertake voter awareness campaign
Mark Carney sworn in as Canada’s prime minister, says he can work with Trump
Severed head victim identified as Trinidad grandma
Brazil state hosting COP30 denies new road linked to climate summit
Cuba’s electrical grid collapses, millions without power
Tough G7 statement drops ‘one China’ reference from Taiwan language
LA MALBAIE, Canada, (Reuters) – G7 foreign ministers took a tough stance on China yesterday, stepping up language on Taiwan and omitting some conciliatory references from past statements, including to “one China” policies.
