Eteringbang and Arau visit
Guyana Defence Force soldiers led by Chief of Defence Staff, Brigadier Omar Khan have been spending time with residents of Eteringbang on the Cuyuni River and Arau Village on the Wenamu River.
- Wednesday, 14th May, 2025
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Plantation Caracas double murder Labourer charged with killing roadside shop owner
Thirty-nine-year-old Eubern Bristol, also known as ‘Eusie’, a labourer of Smythfield, New Amsterdam, Berbice, appeared yesterday before Magistrate Michelle Matthias at the Albion Magistrate’s Court charged with the murder of Leon Fordyce.
Mosquito surveillance efforts to be ramped up
Minister of Health Dr Frank Anthony yesterday met with Professor Dr Simone Sandiford of the University of the West Indies, Mona Campus, to discuss the upcoming Adult Mosquito Training Session aimed at strengthening national mosquito surveillance efforts.
Project launched to help communities benefit more from forests
“Forest Value Hubs”, an initiative aimed at transforming Guyana’s forestry sector and uplift local communities by enhancing the value of its forest products was on Monday launched under the Amazon PACT programme.
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Legal abortion yields 97% decline in complications
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Refer the Oil Pollution Bill 2025 to a Select Committee due to its technical deficiencies and legal ambiguity
Protection of forests does not have to be at expense of development
Girl, 15, on road to recovery after truck accident
No request made for FBI support in Adriana’s probe – US Ambassador
Everything for the kitchen
Meeting held on setting up of Mental Health Court
Detectives working on several theories in Adriana’s case
Rising lawlessness poses serious threat to democratic institutions
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Not by design, Carol Fraser has mothered and mentored many
Cancer survivor Jeremy Simmons joins Brocode in helping nudge men towards catching prostate cancer early
For registered Nurse Jonathan Vyfhuis, the profession is about selflessness and patient-centred care
‘I am very passionate about every piece I make, I pour my heart in’ – Matapee fashion designer
Two women honoured by govt for excellence in media work felt pulled towards the field
Breaking the ice
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Restrictions on movement and public gatherings
Recognising street masquerade as an important part of the tradition
Grimmond earns maiden call-up as CWI backs blend of youth and experience
Six Guyanese included in West Indies Women’s squad for England white-ball tour Cricket West Indies (CWI) has named six Guyanese players in its 15-member women’s white-ball squad for the upcoming tour of England, marking a significant moment for local cricket and the wider Caribbean.
Sandiford triumphs in National Open Chess Qualifiers
Guyana Boxing Association selects four-member team for AMBC Championship
Stevedore, Broad St win in ‘Settlement of all Arguments’ Street-ball
Forest’s Awoniyi in induced coma after surgery, British media reports
Achievers B defeats D’Edward in GCB/MCYS U-21 Cricket
Sale of Marriott not a priority – Jagdeo restates
The sale of the state-owned Guyana Marriott Hotel is not a current priority for the government, Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo reiterated yesterday.
China, Colombia sign Belt and Road cooperation pact
BEIJING, (Reuters) – China and Colombia have signed a joint cooperation plan on the Belt and Road Initiative, state media said today after their leaders met in Beijing.
Gunmen try to kill Trinidad businessman’s daughter
Jose Mujica, Uruguay’s former leader, rebel icon and cannabis reformer, dead at 89
Trinidad PM puts hold on govt advertising, car purchases; to review State enterprises, other spending
China, Brazil agree to defend free trade as leaders meet in Beijing
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Trump says US to lift Syria sanctions, secures $600 billion Saudi deal
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