Ministry says purported notice about election holiday is fake
The Ministry of Home Affairs today said that a report on the Stabroek News website that September 1st has been declared a public holiday was based on a fake notice.
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Ministry says purported notice about election holiday is fake
Sea travel between Guyana, Barbados and other CARICOM countries could cost under US$100
Water treatment plant commissioned at Parika Façade
No intention to interfere in elections, US Ambassador says about remarks on Mohamed
We have absolutely no interest in interfering in your elections. I gave facts.
New secondary school for Shulinab
As part of the Government of Guyana’s effort to upgrade education infrastructure across the country and close the gap between hinterland and coastland education, the village of Shulinab, nestled in the South-Central Rupununi of Region Nine, is set to benefit from a brand-new secondary school, complete with all the critical amenities needed to support both learners and teachers in one of Guyana’s most remote communities.
GMSA defends position on 15% US tariff amid growing backlash from producers
President of the Guyana Manufacturing and Services Association (GMSA), Rafeek Khan, has defended the body’s recent statement welcoming the United States’ decision to impose a 15% tariff on Guyanese exports.
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Sea travel between Guyana, Barbados and other CARICOM countries could cost under US$100
Ministry ripping up encroachment on new Mandela-Eccles four lane
APNU absent as four political parties sign ERC Code of Conduct
Man pleads guilty to murdering estranged partner at Little Diamond in 2002
No intention to interfere in elections, US Ambassador says about remarks on Mohamed
Man to be sentenced for murder of girlfriend at Craig
Hunger in a land of plenty
In 2015, when the United Nations (UN) adopted the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), moderate or severe food insecurity affected an estimated 1.6 billion people globally, a figure to be frowned on.
Overcoming the obstacles to UN Reform
The international legal obligations of states in respect of climate change
Resisting a Trump World Order
Reality is forging a new Europe
Fiesta del Fuego: 44 years of Caribbean Culture
This government is yet to bring before the nation its financial model to sustain and protect job security for the three free bridge crossings
GMSA’s compliments government on its tariff failure
GRA is not independent of political influence
Inference that 2025 elections date and oil income distribution were ethnically charged lacking in evidence
Burnham’s dream lives on through our own scientific institutions and bold experimental innovations
The politics of vulnerability
Instilling the values of respect and equality begins in the home
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Twenty-seven US Peace Corps volunteers sworn in
Ministry ripping up encroachment on new Mandela-Eccles four lane
Gov’t facing growing questions on power deal
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APNU absent as four political parties sign ERC Code of Conduct
Man pleads guilty to murdering estranged partner at Little Diamond in 2002
Customers in City, East Coast suffer long blackout
Man pleads guilty to killing wife at Hillfoot
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Lawyer and entertainer Odwin Trenton knows the fine art of balance
Awarewaunau prepares to host 28th annual August Games
Guyanese-Canadian author makes literary history with Guyana Prize triple win
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‘We are not putting enough into our cricket’
-Shallow calls for unity in addressing foundation problems with ailing West Indies cricket (Jamaica Gleaner) LAUDERHILL, Florida: It is no secret that West Indies cricket is in the doldrums at present, with defeat after defeat plaguing the regional side in all formats of the game.
Go-Invest sees trade opportunities from Grenada forum
-Guyanese businesses test market, heartbreak for one The Guyana Office for Investment (Go-Invest) sees a potential lucrative market for small- and medium-sized businesses to export their products to the Caribbean and Africa and used the Afreximbank Trade and Investment Forum as a springboard their push, saying that already interest has been expressed with large investors looking for rice for Grenada.
New research adds to pressure on British monarchy over historical ties to slavery
LONDON, (Reuters) – New research shows that Britain’s King George IV, who ruled for a decade until 1830, personally profited from enslaved labour on Grenadian plantations, a finding that experts say heightens pressure on the monarchy to confront its historical links to slavery.
Brazil’s fish industry, hit with a 50% US tariff, seeks a lifeline
Breast milk bank coming, says Trinidad Health Minister
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Trinidad AG says key document in Jack Warner extradition case missing
US sanctions Mexican cartel figures, including popular rapper El Makabelico
Kremlin says Putin and Trump will meet soon, Zelenskiy seeks European role in peace settlement
MOSCOW/KYIV, (Reuters) – Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump will meet in the coming days, Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov said today, in what would be the first summit between leaders of the two countries since 2021.
