Guyana, DR sign agreement for growing of cocoa, coffee in Region One
Guyana and the Dominican Republic today signed an agreement to begin cultivating 200 acres each of cocoa and coffee in Region One.
- Wednesday, 30th July, 2025
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Guyana, DR sign agreement for growing of cocoa, coffee in Region One
For first time in decades, Cuba’s private sector outweighs state
Refining of Guyana oil in Africa floated at Grenada forum
Guyana launches first ‘Childhood Development Policy’ targeting ages 0-3
-first day/night centre to open next month at Anna Catherina The Ministry of Human Services and Social Security yesterday launched the country’s first-ever National Integrated Early Child-hood Development (NIECD) Policy where every child, from birth to three years old, gets access to quality care regardless of factors like their background, economic status, ethnicity, etc.
Twenty-seven graduate from EV maintenance and repairs training programme
Some 27 auto electricians and mechanical technicians success-fully completed the Guyana Energy Agency’s fourth (GEA) Electric Vehicle (EV) Main-tenance and Repairs training programme and were issued certificates at a graduation cere-mony held on Friday, a GEA release stated.
APNU promises more for Tiger Bay at poorly attended meeting
At a poorly attended meeting held last evening in Tiger Bay, former city Mayor Ubraj Narine, alongside APNU speaker Darren Wade, addressed residents, highlighting what they described as the community’s historical neglect and outlining the opposition’s vision for its future.
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Timehri cop charged with assaulting former partner
Den Amstel political incident leads to arrest
Guyana launches first ‘Childhood Development Policy’ targeting ages 0-3
WIN highlights plight of two Matarkai primary schools
Man to be sentenced today for 1998 murder of wife
The killing of Orin Boston
On July 10th, Sherwin Peters, a 36-year-old rank of the Guyana Police Force’s Special Wea-pons and Tactics (SWAT) Unit, was sentenced to 25 years in prison for the September 15, 2021 killing of Dartmouth businessman Orin Boston.
Brazil’s brave stand against Trump
At the Edge of the Map: A Louisiana Tribe Confronts the LNG Boom
A taste of home: Shrimp Choka
American photojournalist with local ties embarks on pictorial study of sugar industry
Dr Anne Walmsley – a true friend of Caribbean art and literature
Ambassador Theriot has exposed the ‘elephant in the room’
The ethics and fundamental principles of navigating Guyana’s roads
PPP’s Thursday afternoon’s liability and his adhesion to oil-driven economic growth
It took five years for the president to acknowledge the existence of poverty in Guyana
Populist rhetoric today often lacks concrete policy frameworks
Convincing cross-over voters to secure a majority win will be challenging for the PPP
The electorate will vote for the party they believe is better tuned in to their bread and butter needs
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WIN highlights plight of two Matarkai primary schools
Forward Movement Guyana shares message of reform, unity at Linden Fun Day
New species found in biodiversity survey of Guyana’s southern forests
Tutorial High officially rebranded the Austin Castello Tutorial High School
Man on trial for gambling buddy killing
Timehri cop charged with assaulting former partner
Twenty visually impaired children participate in living skills camp
Bladen Hall pork-knocker charged with manslaughter
GDF contingent back from French Guiana training
President details national poverty reduction in Facebook live address
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A taste of home: Shrimp Choka
American photojournalist with local ties embarks on pictorial study of sugar industry
Dr Anne Walmsley – a true friend of Caribbean art and literature
Nine to vie for Miss Universe Guyana 2025 on August 23
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Australia sweep T20 series against West Indies
(Reuters) – Australia completed a 5-0 sweep of the West Indies in their Twenty20 international series with Ben Dwarshuis’s bowling paving the way for a three-wicket victory in Basseterre, Saint Kitts yesterday.
Converging Exxon and Chevron operations could spur next mega-merger
LONDON, (Reuters) – ExxonMobil and Chevron’s recent major acquisitions raise a provocative question: does the U.S.
Trinidad AG reveals 2 drones intercepted at Teteron Barracks following recent transfer of high-risk criminals
(Trinidad Guardian) Teteron Barracks, where “the problematic prison inmates” from the Maximum Security Prison were removed to at the start of the State of Emergency (SoE), was very recently infiltrated by two drones.
Trinidad PM blames PNM for prison crime syndicate
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Colombia ex-president Uribe guilty of abuse of process, bribery of public official
Gunmen kill 17 in mass shooting at Ecuador small-town bar
Former Trinidad cop gets 16 years for exploiting women for prostitution
Gaza death toll hits 60,000 as global monitor demands action to avert famine
UNITED NATIONS/GENEVA, (Reuters) – A worst-case scenario of famine is unfolding in Gaza and immediate action is needed to end fighting and allow unimpeded aid access, a global hunger monitor warned today, saying failure to act now would result in widespread death.
