Edghill commissions $790m tug
Minister of Public Works Juan Edghill today commissioned the $790m Motor Tug, Arau at the Kingston Good Wharf.
- Tuesday, 15th July, 2025
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Edghill commissions $790m tug
Azruddin Mohamed grilled on sanctions, policy gaps
-falters, says very little On his first major public appearance since declaring his candidacy for the presidency under the WIN banner, businessman and philanthropist Azruddin Mohamed came under intense questioning from the media at the Umana Yana during yesterday’s Nomination Day proceedings and he said very little, deflected and appeared uncomfortable.
OAS to observe September 1st polls
The Organization of American States (OAS) and the Government of Guyana yesterday signed the agreement for the deployment of the Electoral Observation Mission (EOM) that will accompany the General and Regional Elections scheduled for September 1, 2025.
Rehabilitated Den Amstel Police Station
The Den Amstel Police Station in Region Three was officially commissioned last Saturday as part of the Guyana Government’s ongoing regional modernization campaign.
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New harbour bridge should be load tested in keeping with global standards – Trotz
We Invest in Nationhood presents its list, Sarabo-Halley on
Ramsaroop renounces foreign citizenship
PPP/C presents list
APNU submits list
Azruddin Mohamed grilled on sanctions, policy gaps
Seven parties in elections race
Ali touts robust digital society as women headline PPP campaign launch
Colorado Senator introduces legislation to bolster US security ties with Guyana to deter Maduro
Recruitment for Sheraton hotel under way, 20% to come from abroad
Load testing of the new Demerara Harbour Bridge
From the moment that a new bridge over the Demerara River was conceptualized, it appeared that the governing PPP/C was intent on ensuring that it was in place before the 2025 general elections no matter the corners cut.
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
Potential transformation of Jonestown into a tourist attraction commodifies trauma for profit
A PPP-led minority government could serve as an opportunity to advance a more collaborative and representative governance model
We must be prepared for war on our western border and its resulting economic consequences
I trust that Rickey Singh’s spirit inspires Wharton’s leadership of the Guyana’s Press Association
The Guyana Defence Force treated me differently than Dr. Mahendra Carpen and Dr. Erica Forte Forte
Free tertiary education was first implemented in 1976 under the People’s National Congress
If implementation of GECOM’S work plan for E-day ‘25 is not the key and critical guideline at this point in time, then what is?
A truly representative One Guyana worship service should reflect the diversity of God’s people in our nation
Police deny WIN’s claim of supporters being blocked from city
Ramsaroop renounces foreign citizenship
Mason gets $1m bail on break and enter and larceny charge
Bibi Feroze joins Forward Guyana to champion disability rights
Over 100 receive lots in new Hoff Van Aurich housing scheme
Supporters rally behind parties in hopes of relief from poverty, political stagnation
FITUG endorses Ali for second term
Guyana hosts CARICOM Disaster Relief Unit training
Nomination Day:
Starc record as Australia bowl out Windies for 27 to win third test
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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
‘Heads should roll’ after Windies horror show, says Hooper
(Reuters) – Cricket West Indies must take responsibility for the team’s woeful results after they were bundled out for the second-lowest total in test history in the third match against Australia on Monday, former all-rounder Carl Hooper said.
Blown away! Starc six-for, Boland hat-trick consign West Indies to 27 all-out and 0-3 defeat
Jeffrey’s explosive century leads Sherwin Sports Club to opening win in Barbados
Healy gives Ireland rare yellow jersey as Simon Yates wins Tour de France 10th stage
Beharry & Rambiriche off to represent Guyana at Pan Am Junior Badminton Championships in Guatemala
Guyana Amazon Warriors maul Dubai Capitals to seize top spot
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.
Latest Trinidad kidnap victim still missing
(Trinidad Guardian) In just one week, police are investigating three kidnappings—two ending in murders and the third, up to 7 pm, with no ransom demand made.
Oldest marathon runner Fauja Singh dies at 114 in hit-and-run
(Reuters) – Fauja Singh, regarded as the oldest person and the first centenarian to complete a full marathon, has died at the age of 114 after he was struck by a vehicle near his village in Punjab, India, media reports said.
