Guyana, Suriname, French Guiana sign security master plan
In a landmark move to bolster regional security and defence, Guyana, Suriname and French Guiana yesterday signed a security Common Master Plan.
- Tuesday, 30th April, 2024
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Jamaica looking to bring 75-member private sector group to Guyana
Bagotstown labourer stabbed to death at bar
Technician charged with murdering man in East Ruimveldt
Local gov’t ministry denies role in ejection of vendors
Thirty-two Laing Avenue families receive building materials vouchers from CH&PA
Pouderoyen residents affected by flooding, want pump station project sped up
Christ Church boy beaten with belt by fellow student on UG Road
The mother of a Christ Church Secondary School student is demanding justice for her 14-year-old son who was beaten with a belt by another male student, of the same age and school, while on his way home last Friday.
Vendors displaced from outside Discount Store saddened
CANU finds sub-machine gun, AK-47 magazine during operation
Customs Anti-Narcotic Unit (CANU) Officers yesterday conducted an intelligence-led operation which led to the discovery of one 9mm sub-machine gun with twenty matching rounds, one AK-47 magazine with twenty 7.62 x 39 rounds and a bulky parcel which contained a quantity of leaves, seed and stems suspected to be cannabis.
Playing monopoly with the public treasury
Publicly, at least, the PPP/Civic administration is almost certainly not about to admit that its awarding of a multi-million dollar contract for the construction of a Primary School in a community which, as we understand it, is particularly in need of the facility to a team of ‘contractors’ known much more for their exploits in the entertainment industry than in the building sector was an unacceptable error in judgement.
The West must not let Putin win
Crises of world order and the need for great power dialogue
A “scholasticide” has been happening in Haiti
The PPC summary report on the award of the contract for the construction of a sluice pump station at Belle Vue (Part II)
Gov’t’s proposed oil spill legislation is a pathetic betrayal of Guyana, taking precedence over Justice Kissoon’s decision to the satisfaction of Exxon
Toshaos’ debates are a good way for candidates to outline their plans and blueprints for their respective communities
The US is not likely to come and crash the Guyana-Venezuela party
PPP NIS pensioners are bawling the most for an increase
Homes in the Prospect and Diamond areas constructed for low income citizens all show evidence of shoddy workmanship
Is liquid measured by liter or weight?
Workplace deaths up this year compared to last year – Hamilton
Workplace deaths have risen this year compared to the same period last year, according to Minister of Labour, Joseph Hamilton.
`Linden the true heart of Guyana’
-Region 10 Chair says as town week launched As the mining town of Linden celebrates its 54th Anniversary, Region 10 Chairman Deron Adams urged residents to celebrate the community’s week of activities with pride and nostalgia.
Three students injured following fire scare at President’s College
DPP discontinues shooting charge against Essequibo businessman
Masked bandits grab payroll at Cevons, shoot driver
Robbery accused claims self defence
Banker David Ramdeholl passes away
Ministry hands over ultrasound machines to Region Nine
Travellers to airport urged to take note of road works
Ramps just one of some 50 companies flagged over false declaration – GRA source
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Vendors stalls removed from outside Demico House, Discount Store in joint M&CC, Local Govt Ministry operation
Project launched to rehab Georgetown Zoo, Botanical Gardens
Ramkarran urges removal of sweeping presidential immunity provisions
Kissoon’s hijacking of shared parliamentary seat still to be addressed
Ramps just one of some 50 companies flagged over false declaration – GRA source
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Essequibo Jaguars in one-run win over Berbice Piranhas
GCB T10 Blast tournament… -Demerara Pitbulls crush Berbice Caimans By Michaelangelo Jacobus Action in the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) T10 Blast continued yesterday with a double-header at the Malteenoes Sports Club (MSC) ground, Thomas Lands.
Demerara to represent Guyana at Caribbean Airlines T10 Village Cricket
After winning the Guyana edition of the inaugural Caribbean Airlines T10 Village Cricket on Sunday, Demerara will jet out to the twin island republic of Trinidad and Tobago to represent the country at the final of the competition.
Chess federation conducts training for special needs children from eight schools
In continuing its drive to bring chess to persons with disabilities, the Guyana Chess Federation (GCF) Special Needs Committee in an unprecedented initiative, hosted a training session catering to teachers and students from eight Special Education Needs schools.
It’s a toss-up with Hetmyer and Mayers
Jaguars WC Qualifier ‘home’ game against Belize to be played in Barbados
Campbell set to return in August after suspension reduced
Thunder ride defense to sweep of Pelicans
Motie all-round fireworks help WI-A level series
Derrick White’s big night sends Celtics to 3-1 edge on Heat
As new Haiti leadership takes power, gangs demand a seat at the table
PORT-AU-PRINCE, (Reuters) – Haiti’s new transition council is set to choose the country’s next president tomorrow, but leaders of the gangs who have exerted increasing control are clamoring for political influence and amnesties and threatening violence if their demands are not met.
Haitian children get medical help in Jamaica from Indian High Commission
(Jamaica Gleaner) Indian High Commissioner to Jamaica Masakui Rungsung says a medical camp held earlier this month at the Mustard Seed Communities’ Jacob’s Ladder in Haddon, St Ann, was the least his office could do to help the plight of Haitian children with disabilities who arrived in Jamaica in March.
Trinidad Auditor General fires back at Finance Minister, AG over revenue figure
(Trinidad Guardian) The Auditor General Jaiwantie Ramdass has fired back at Finance Minister Colm Imbert and Attorney General Reginald Armour, SC, via a pre-action protocol letter, over alleged erroneous statements made in Parliament last Friday about her audited report on the nation’s finances.
Argentine unions strike to protest Milei reforms, pressure lawmakers
In Mexico presidential debate, Galvez goes after frontrunner Sheinbaum
At least 18 dead, 32 injured in Mexico highway bus accident
New UWI Chancellor appointed
Trinidad gov’t, Auditor General at odds over $2.6b ‘error’
Chile’s President Boric declares national mourning period after 3 police officers killed
Uruguay ex-president Jose Mujica diagnosed with ‘challenging’ cancer
MONTEVIDEO, (Reuters) – Jose Mujica, Uruguay’s former president and one of Latin America’s best-known leaders, announced a cancer diagnosis yetserday that doctors say will be challenging to treat.
Scotland’s Humza Yousaf quits in boost to Labour before UK vote
LONDON (Reuters) – Scotland’s leader Humza Yousaf resigned today, further opening the door to the UK opposition Labour Party regaining ground in its former Scottish heartlands during a national election expected to be held later this year.
Pedro Sanchez stays on as Spain’s prime minister after weighing exit
MADRID, (Reuters) – Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said today he had decided to continue in office, days after abruptly announcing he was considering his future following the launch of a corruption investigation against his wife.
US, Britain urge Hamas to accept Israeli truce proposal
Columbia suspends pro-Palestinian protesters after encampment talks stall
US blasts Cuban gov’t sentencing of protesters as ‘unconscionable’ and ‘outrageous’
Four law enforcement officers killed in North Carolina, police say
Plastic talks gather steam amid impasse over production limits
Floods kill at least 42 in central Kenya after dam bursts
Canada-based retired agricultural scientist Dr Reginald Thompson finds joy in mentoring
Dry weather necessitates relocation of arapaimas
Something of $2.6 billion
Feminine energy or a scam?
A care worker causing a person with a mental disorder to watch a sexual act
Presidential immunity
The West must not let Putin win
Crises of world order and the need for great power dialogue
A “scholasticide” has been happening in Haiti
The PPC summary report on the award of the contract for the construction of a sluice pump station at Belle Vue (Part II)
Trump is Putin’s only hope now
As families change, so must the safety net
