Protester shot dead in Linden
A protester was shot dead in Linden today by the police following unrest over the killing of a man by a cop yesterday.
- Tuesday, 8th April, 2025
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Protester shot dead in Linden
GECOM aiming for elections as early as September – Alexander
The Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) is making preparations for general elections to be called as early as Septem-ber this year, according to Opposition-nominated Commissioner Vincent Alexander.
Sexual offences register seen as key among proposed amendments to Act
The greatest impact the planned amendments to the Sexual Offences Act will bring revolves around the establishment of a sexual offences register which Guyana would have for the first time in its history, former prosecutor and magistrate Kim Kyte-Thomas said yesterday.
Man to be sentenced for aunt’s killing
A man who was set to face a retrial on the charge of murdering his aunt has now pleaded guilty to the lesser count of manslaughter and is expected to be sentenced on May 7th.
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Judge stops seizure of Azruddin Mohamed vehicles
Centenarian Kwayana calls on Guyanese to join him in one-day fast for a better nation
Linden wanted man fatally shot by cop
East Bank road section reopened as work on new harbour bridge completed – Edghill
Hundreds of speeding violations on day one of safe road system
Providence barber loses two vehicles to arson
Police probing drone flights over Mohamed’s property
GECOM aiming for elections as early as September – Alexander
Jeremiah Gustave
On March 29, after enduring months of hospitalization, surgeries and suffering, seven-year-old Jeremiah Gustave passed away.
China’s World – or Europe’s?
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EUSI KWAYANA AT 100: A TRIBUTE
Why is NICIL still in existence, and how accountable has it been over the years?
Pioneering belt vendor David St Hill lives by faith and grace
How Guyana fits into the petro boom-bust cycle and how it can cushion high volatility impacts
Guyana may have no option but to engage the US and address what appears to be an import data discrepancy
Trump’s tariff illuminated how de-diversifying of our regional economies eroded our flexibility to trade with the world beyond America
Did not receive my public utility subsidy
Taking a clear position on a situation that has significant implications for the business community
GRA should not be turned into a weapon for nefarious purposes
Respect the autonomy of regional and local democratic councils
Guyana needs a leader that puts its national interest first
GDF concludes training with US Security Force Assistance Brigade
Electrician granted bail on unlicensed firearm charge
Landlord fined for assaulting tenant
Labourer on counterfeit bills charge placed on bail
CJIA runway incursion still being probed – Field
US$100m injected into foreign exchange market – gov’t
Ali urges support for PPP/C in Region Three, plugging development and achievements
GRA’s breach of confidentiality in Mohameds’ case questionable – Goolsarran
East Bank road section reopened as work on new harbour bridge completed – Edghill
Centenarian Kwayana calls on Guyanese to join him in one-day fast for a better nation
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Pioneering belt vendor David St Hill lives by faith and grace
‘Asking For It’ exhibition confronts sexual assault and victim-blaming
Struggle is real for family grappling with life following mom’s incarceration
Try This: Pan Chicken
Trump Administration’s motifs and policy and their United Nations counter narrative
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The US, China and Guyana’s borders
Commemorating Stanley Greaves’ 90th birthday (Part 13)
Remarkable chess games: Fischer vs Bryne
Local destination company promises ‘trip of a lifetime’
Fruta Conquerors, Western Tigers clinch victories in Sunday night double-header
Elite League Season VII Fans were treated to a night of thrilling football action on Sunday as the Guyana Football Federation (GFF) Elite League Season VII continued with an exciting double-header at the National Training Centre (NTC) in Providence.
Grimmond stars as Berbice crush Essequibo by 86 runs
Guyana Harpy Eagles soar to the top as final round showdown looms in West Indies Championship
Lusignan A triumphs over Lusignan B to claim title in rain-affected clash
Stephen Curry, Warriors aim to rebound vs. fading Suns
Record-breaking turnout at second annual AmCham Guyana Golf tourney
Court ruling on DIDCO property shines light on role of receiver
A ruling last week by Justice Navindra Singh has shone a light on the role of receivers in the disposal of property to liquidate debts owed to banks and other institutions.
Local Content summit set for April 8
Bilateral trade between France, Guyana fell by 67 per cent last year – ambassador
City chamber raises flouting of local content laws with ministers
Gopaul’s the only GNBS-certified jeweller on Essequibo Coast
Trinidad PM warns UNC’s economic plan means $15TT to $1USD
Nightclub roof collapse in Dominican Republic kills at least 27 including a governor
SANTO DOMINGO, (Reuters) – At least 27 people were killed, including a provincial governor, and 134 more injured in the early hours of today when the roof of a nightclub in the Dominican capital Santo Domingo collapsed, authorities said.
As Bolivia floods, cows swim where they once grazed
Cops kill six in Jamaica including boy, 15
Costa Rica government used development bank funds for kickbacks, prosecutor alleges
Haiti humanitarian crisis worsening as violence escalates, says aid group
Panama’s comptroller office to sue over renewal of CK Hutchison contract
China to ‘fight to the end’ as countries plot responses in Trump tariff war
BEIJING/BRUSSELS, (Reuters) – China refused to bow to what it called “blackmail” from the United States as a global trade war ignited by President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs showed few signs of abating today, even as battered stock markets steadied.
