Three reportedly unaccounted for after fire at Vreed-en-Hoop restaurant
The Guyana Fire Service (GFS) responded to a fire at the ABC Chinese Restaurant, Vreed-en-Hoop, West Coast Demerara, at approximately 03:07 hrs this morning.
- Tuesday, 25th March, 2025
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Three reportedly unaccounted for after fire at Vreed-en-Hoop restaurant
GOAL cuts ties with controversial third-party provider
Fourteen years for fatally stabbing woman on Christmas morning
Linden council says Wismar-MacKenzie toll removal will have financial implications, wants clarity
The Linden Mayor and Town Council says that the recent government decision to remove the toll on the Wismar-MacKenzie Bridge, effective August 1st, 2025 will present an immediate and significant financial challenge for the Council.
Women’s Chamber of Commerce calls for repeal of anti-gay laws
-do not reflect the values of 21st-century Guyana The Women’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry Guyana (WCCIG) has joined the growing chorus of voices calling for lawmakers here to urgently repeal Guyana’s anti-gay laws stating that they are outdated and do not reflect the values of today’s society.
Buju Banton concert tickets in 2019 were funded by lotto money – PAC hears
A controversy from 2020 roared back to life yesterday when a Public Accounts Committee (PAC) hearing was told that a Buju Banton concert from 2019 was paid for with lottery commission funds and not with PNCR money as had been claimed by then party official, Amna Ally.
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Man with Down syndrome found in Lethem after apparent abduction
Guyanese man convicted of rape, jailed for ten years in Ireland
French Embassy to be ready by September
Jurist of Nigeria and Canada to join CCJ
Ali announces free bridge crossings from August 1
Attorney killed after motorcycle collides with car
Honduras gensets conversion to be completed by month end – GPL
Twenty boats malfunctioned on Essequibo River for this year
Charity residents protest against gov’t during visit by Team Mohamed
Buju Banton concert tickets in 2019 were funded by lotto money – PAC hears
Aranaputa mining permit
The suspension by the state of the special mining permit to the Aranaputa Neighbourhood Democratic Council (NDC) is an unvarnished victory for the work done by the media and community activism.
A defining moment for energy security and economic prosperity
Citizens’ access to information on government programmes and activities is indispensable to good governance, transparency and accountability
Together we will be stronger: Stand up for the people who have been healing our sick, saving our lives
Justice Education Society expanding project in indigenous communities
Vasantotsav could be springboard for local filmmakers to study in India – Indian High Commission
Critchlow Labour College became an educational sanctuary and a conduit to higher learning for Guyanese from all walks of life
Government’s social programme for people living under the poverty line needs an entire overhaul
Five levels of force applied in law enforcement but used only after all other options are exhausted
Ruimzigt construction an affront to the laws and aesthetics of the village
Housing crisis posing challenges to Guyana’s growth and development
Guyana will find itself navigating complex diplomatic waters to balance commitments to both Cuba and the United States
Profit share is classified as taxes paid by and for which tax certificates are issued to US oil companies
Babu Jaan had more to do with PPP’s electioneering and less about former President Dr. Jagan’s memorial
GPL, Education Ministry sign MoU on women in solar apprenticeship
Driver, passengers in custody after gun found on Timehri minibus
Man wanted over forgery
Man charged with stealing Sheriff Security gun
Kopinang Village Walkway enhanced
Fire service repudiates remarks by fireman about Benn
Inconvenience to St John’s students
Rubio to advance Trump’s US foreign policy priorities in the Caribbean – State Dep’t
Jurist of Nigeria and Canada to join CCJ
Ali announces free bridge crossings from August 1
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Justice Education Society expanding project in indigenous communities
Vasantotsav could be springboard for local filmmakers to study in India – Indian High Commission
Rupununi rodeo promises action, culture, and fun
Fluffy Duff
GTA assesses ‘Floating Cabin Experience’
What does the Trump Presidency portend for Guyana’s oil and gas going forward?
LUCAS STOCK INDEX (LSI)
Jose Raul Capablanca: ` Cuban Chess Machine’
Home is the best destination
The historiography of descendants of the British
‘Grand Theft Hamlet’ – celebrating Shakespeare through gameplay
Twenty music producers benefit from advanced audio workshop
Notes on public education and documentation: A chronology of the Guyana-Venezuela boundary dispute
The burnt toast theory
Staging of “A Pleasant Career” suffered from a variety of flaws
Golden Jaguars hunt for Gold Cup qualification tonight in Guatemala
The Guyana men’s national football team, the Golden Jaguars, stand on the brink of history as they prepare to face Guatemala tonight at 8:30 PM at the Estadio Cementos Progreso.
One Guyana 3×3 Quest schedule, groups confirmed
AirBadminton Takes Flight in St. Cuthbert’s Mission with Inaugural Tournament
Ashutosh stuns LSG as DC complete one-wicket heist
2025 CPL fixtures released, Guyana to host 9 matches
West Indies Women set for ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifiers in Pakistan
Guyana, Northern Brazil in renewed bid to deepen economic ties
-Persaud highlights need for review of Partial Scope Agreement Guyana and the state of Roraima in northern Brazil this week renewed efforts to deepen economic ties while positioning their respective private sectors as the drivers of investment and business collaboration.
Former Jamaica ambassador to UN believes Rubio visit is to make demands on CARICOM states
(Jamaica Gleaner) Former Ambassador to the United Nations (UN) Curtis Ward says the key reason for Marco Rubio’s visit to Jamaica this week has not been revealed, asserting that the trip is to make demands on CARICOM states.
Trinidad Housing Minister at centre of UK company scandal involving questionable character
Trump to hit Venezuelan oil buyers with tariff, extends Chevron’s wind down
UK Privy Council rules in favour of former Trinidad judge in forced resignation case
US gives Chevron until May 27 to wind down Venezuela operations
UK Privy Council rules Trinidad judge was unlawfully removed from office
US visit to Greenland is unacceptable, Danish prime minister says
COPENHAGEN, (Reuters) – The United States is exerting “unacceptable pressure” on Greenland, Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said today, ahead of an unsolicited visit by a high-profile U.S.
