Teachers strike was legal and justified – judge
In a major victory for the GTU, Justice Sandil Kissoon has ruled that their strike over the absence of collective bargaining was legal and justified.
- Friday, 19th April, 2024
- Today's Paper
No hike in energy bills from powership – Jagdeo
Canefield family wants thorough probe of deaths of two children
Economic Services Committee rebuffs invitation to meet with PM on GPL
Procurement commission derelict in not acting against Tepui contract – Patterson
Woman crushed to death by lorry on High St
Rupununi Rising?
Miner arrested over murder of Venezuelan
The Police say they are investigating the murder of a Venezuelan national called ‘Frankie, at Piyuka Falls, Puruni River.
Thirty-nine persons receive naturalisation certificates
CEO, McDonald weigh in on school fights, language barrier facing Venezuelan students
Following the recent incident involving Venezuelan students at Queenstown Secondary School, General Secretary of the Guyana Teachers’ Union, Coretta McDonald, and Chief Education Officer, Saddam Hussain have both shared their perspectives on the issue.
The Tepui contract and corruption
Whenever challenged about its longstanding nemesis, corruption, the preferred refrain from the ruling PPP/C is always for the claimant to present the evidence.
The Ozone Layer’s recovery shows how to protect the Planet
Government aiming to ‘up’ Guyanese numbers in oil and gas sector: Natural Resources Minister
FAO embraces central role in ‘investing’ technical support, $$ in region’s food security pursuits
IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva back at the helm for a second stint
World Bank study underlines plight of poorest of the poor
The summary of the PPC’s Tepui contract findings indicates that there was no breach of the Procurement Act
The PPC found all that was wrong with that Tepui contract and then took the impotent way out
Gov’t took propaganda, not facts, to UN’s Permanent Forum on People of African Descent
Who was responsible for the attempted rigging Moses?
What retraction? What apology?
Sovereign bonds are a useful alternative for the Guyana gov’t to consider in addition to traditional financing mechanisms
Contact signed for construction of Kwakwani Nursery School
On March 8, 2024, a contract for the construction of the Kwakwani Nursery School in Region # 10 valued at $71,10,738𝟖 was signed between the Government of Guyana through the Basic Needs Trust Fund (BNTF) and See-Solutions.
Cleanup of Stabroek Market wharf collapse site ongoing
Minister of Home Affairs, Robeson Benn, yesterday conducted a follow-up visit to the site of the Stabroek Market Wharf collapse.
GRULAC must renew commitments to protect rights of Indigenous Peoples
Dartmouth labourer to stand trial for rape
Queenstown labourer charged with attempted murder
GPL seeking to rent barge for power ship
Tepui admitted not having requisite experience but ended up with $865m pump station project
Stabroek Market wharf roof collapses
US official speaks to President Ali on regional security
Two Guyanese men gunned down in Suriname
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Santos mauls Monedderlust in the KFC Elite League
Santos relegated Monedderlust to their sixth consecutive loss in the KFC Elite League, prevailing by a 6-0 score yesterday at the National Training Centre in Providence.
Van Lange’s 7-25 propels Demerara to title
GCB U-19 Inter-County Super50 Just as promised by skipper Mavindra Dindyal, Demerara brought home the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) U-19 Inter-County 50-over trophy yesterday with a 7-wicket dismantling of the defending champions Berbice as Jonathan Van Lange produced a spell of seam bowling for the ages en route to snaring 7-25.
Match evenly poised as Guyana trail CCC by 142 runs
CWI 4-Day Championship The Combined Campuses and Colleges Marooners lead the Guyana Harpy Eagles by 142 runs as the match is evenly poised at the conclusion of day two of the Cricket West Indies Four-Day Championship at the Frank Worrell Memorial Ground, Trinidad and Tobago.
Trinidad PM: Geopolitics could change Dragon equation
(Trinidad Guardian) Following the United States’ decision Wednesday to resume sanctions against Venezuela, Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley clarified that as it stands, the Dragon gas arrangement is unaffected.
Trinidad: Body found is missing mom
(Trinidad Express) DNA tests have confirmed that the body of a woman found in Arima in October is that of 23-year-old Alisha Phillip.
Renewed US sanctions on Venezuela won’t affect Trinidad licence – Young
(Trinidad Guardian) T&T’s Ministry of Energy said yesterday that the decision by the US government to reimpose sanctions on Venezuela’s oil and gas sector does not affect the special amended licence that was issued to the Government of T&T on October 17, 2023.
Brazil’s plans to drill for oil in the Amazon hit stiff Indigenous resistance
Number of babies who died at Trinidad hospital rises to 11
US to reimpose oil sanctions on Venezuela over election concerns
Woman wheels corpse into Brazil bank to sign for loan
Barbadian ambassador calls for global action to establish slavery tribunal
US is reimposing oil sanctions on Venezuela, officials say
Tehran signals no retaliation against Israel after drones attack Iran
DUBAI/JERUSALEM, (Reuters) – Explosions echoed over an Iranian city yesterday in what sources described as an Israeli attack, but Tehran played down the incident and indicated it had no plans for retaliation – a response that appeared gauged towards averting region-wide war.
WHO says wider alert on contaminated J&J cough syrup ‘likely’
LONDON, (Reuters) – The World Health Organization is likely to issue a wider warning about contaminated Johnson and Johnson-made JNJ.N
India begins voting in gigantic election as Modi seeks historic third term
KAIRANA/CHENNAI, India, (Reuters) – India began voting today in the world’s largest election as Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeks a historic third term in office on the back of growth, welfare, his personal popularity and Hindu nationalism.
Israeli missiles hit site in Iran, ABC News reports
Venezuela oil sector braces for loss of US license, Maduro hits back
US stops UN from recognizing a Palestinian state through membership
Walls collapse at Copenhagen’s blaze-hit Old Stock Exchange
Four Russian missile launchers ‘critically damaged’ in Crimea, Ukraine says
Flooded UAE counts cost of epic rainstorm, airport still facing disruptions
This week-in-review April 14th to April 20th
Sport physiotherapist Jana Edghill is focused on helping athletes get to the next level
Rosanne Farley’s newly opened autism centre offers training and awareness
Exploring Guyana with knowledge, honesty and sympathy
Extraordinary People – Jock Campbell
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‘Argylle’ and its crisis of imagination
More thinking out loud, GDPs, and boats
‘Twelfth Night ‘opens at the National Cultural Centre for six performances
Engaging in, causing, or inciting sexual activity with a person with a mental disorder
My Cheat Metemgee
Stained-glass windows
A tough pill to swallow
Dave Martins at 90
Latin American festival to showcase regional culture
Guyana Budget 2024 confirms budget 2023 moniker – the Americas fastest emerging Petrostate
At close to halfway point, Candidates still anyone’s game
Why Haiti matters: A summary of resistance, tragedy, and foreign intervention
The Ozone Layer’s recovery shows how to protect the Planet
Common U.S. Passport Questions
The Middle East needs a ceasefire now
Nation-building recommendations of the UN Human Rights Committee
Taxing polluters is the key to climate justice
Revisiting the audit of Exxon’s post-contract recoverable costs for 2018-2020
