Around 1,000 house lots assigned at Non Pariel, Enterprise
Around 1,000 persons were expected to become landowners through the ‘Dream Realised’ Housing Drive, at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre, Georgetown yesterday.
- Thursday, 25th April, 2024
- Today's Paper
East Ruimveldt man stabbed to death during scuffle
Minister commissions $397m airstrip at Paruima
Tuschen man dies after car crashes into shop
Trinuyana Investments eying housing, land development on East Coast
Prospective buyer of Marriott Hotel passes away
Fire destroys section of Mackenzie Market
Fresh and salt beef: Errors made by ministry in awards for prison food – PPC
No vendor being moved from seawall but everybody has to comply with rules – Edghill
Ministry in push for malaria-free status here by 2030
The Ministry of Health (MoH) yesterday signed a memorandum with miners, USAID and others aimed at achieving malaria-free status by 2030.
Ending ad hocery
One of the striking observations from the recent exposure of the assault on a Venezuelan schoolgirl by five of her peers is that the usual ad hocery, now a hallmark of this and other administrations, has obviously been employed with regard to the influx of foreign children to the country and in our schools.
As families change, so must the safety net
China’s Competitiveness and American Badmouthing
From welfare state to safe state in Latin America
International and national policies on persons of African descent
Three of the five promised pump stations for Region Three exhibit a state of abandonment and disrepair
Sloping drains are more efficient hydraulically but are more expensive and complex to construct than vertical ones
Justice Sandil Kissoon’s interpretation of Article 147 demonstrates that our constitution can work
Latest incident with Venezuelan children is one too many
These tactics are contrary to the interests of the Afro-Guyanese community
Under this administration the quality of life of the average Guyanese has seen improvement
Executives from Cuban power company here for talks
Prime Minister Mark Phillips yesterday facilitated a meeting between the Ambassador of the Republic of Cuba to Guyana, Jorge Francisco Luis, and Executives of the Cuban company Sistemas de Ingeniería Eléctrica y Construcciones SA de CV (SIECSA), and the Guyana Power and Light (GPL).
Hydromet Office hosts climate outlook forum
Stakeholders from various sectors were provided with essential tools and climate information to prepare for the upcoming May-June rainy season.
Former Mike’s Pharmacy building hit by fire
Jumbo Jet donates two fire tenders to GFS
Westbury man remanded over gun, ammo
President offers condolences on passing of Shakti Strings owner
GPHC urges families to collect discharged patients to ease bed space woes
Seawall vendors with permanent structures given marching orders
PPC took eight months to throw out complaint by R Kissoon over D&I pumps bid
President receives $110.8m cheque for aid to Palestinians
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Seawall vendors with permanent structures given marching orders
Supenaam to Parika speedboat fare to remain at $1300
Venezuelan brothers attacked by schoolmates at Stewartville Secondary
PPC took eight months to throw out complaint by R Kissoon over D&I pumps bid
AirEuropa lands at CJIA after medical emergency
House building company ordered to repay $6m to woman whose land application was refused
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Tigers maul Conquerors in the KFC Elite League
Western Tigers thrashed Fruta Conquerors 6-0 when the KFC Elite League continued on Tuesday evening at the National Training Centre in Providence.
Essequibo Anacondas, Jaguars record victories at Enmore
Guyana T10 Blast The two Essequibo franchises, the Anacondas and Jaguars, both recorded wins yesterday at the Enmore Community Centre Ground as the Guyana Cricket Board’s (GCB) T10 Blast finally saw action after Tuesday’s games were rained out.
Joshi emerges victorious in Women’s National Chess Qualifier
Aditi Joshi was crowned the winner of the Women’s National Chess Championship Qualifier following the conclusion of the seven-round event on Sunday at the National Racquet Centre, Woolford Avenue, and Camp Street.
Alphas clip Eagles in Men’s Volleyball League
GFF launches National U-15 Girl’s Secondary School Championship
Speightland, Young Gunners win in King and Queen Beach Football
Chase battles President’s College; Dolphin opposes Waramuri in today’s semifinals
Guyana loses in boy’s semifinals; girls fall at group stage
LIAT 2020 adds two jets to its fleet, moves closer to connecting Caribbean
(Trinidad Guardian) Antigua-based airline, LIAT 2020 Ltd, is one step closer to taking to the regional skies after it received its first two jet aircraft.
Trinidad gas to energy plant terminates 75 employees, wind-up petition for hearing
(Trinidad Guardian) NiQuan yesterday terminated its 75 employees and will now mothball its Pointe-a-Pierre plant, which had been in “sleep” mode.
Argentina’s Milei faces biggest protest yet as students march over budget cuts
BUENOS AIRES, (Reuters) – Hundreds of thousands of Argentines took to the streets of Buenos Aires yesterday in an anti-government march against budget cuts to public universities, the biggest protest yet against President Javier Milei’s painful austerity measures.
PAHO team investigating deaths of Trinidad babies revealed
CDB President resigns with immediate effect
Venezuela’s Maduro says he is open to receiving UN rights envoy
Venezuela opposition candidate to appear on presidential ballot for three parties
PAHO experts to probe deaths of Trinidad babies
Trinidad: Couple gunned down in Chaguanas
Giuliani among 18 charged in Arizona election scheme; Trump an unindicted co-conspirator
(Reuters) – Rudy Giuliani, a former lawyer for Donald Trump, is among 18 people charged in Arizona with illegally seeking to claim the state’s 2020 electoral votes for the then-U.S.
Spain’s Sanchez suspends public duties to ‘reflect’ on future
MADRID, (Reuters) – Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said yesterday he would step back from public duties “for a few days” to decide whether he wants to continue leading the government after a court launched a business corruption probe into his wife’s private dealings.
Spain PM says suspending public duties to “reflect” on future following probe of wife
MADRID, (Reuters) – Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said today he would step back from public duties for a week to decide whether he wants to continue leading the government after a court launched a business corruption probe into his wife’s private dealings.
Israel says it is poised to move on Rafah
Haiti transition council to be installed today, says PM office
Brazil Justice says no evidence Bolsonaro sought asylum in Hungarian embassy
Barbados ‘pauses’ acquisition of former slavery plantation owned by Tory MP
Portugal must ‘pay costs’ of slavery and colonial crimes, president says
Gaza protests grow at US colleges, thousands demonstrate in Brooklyn
This week-in-review April 14th to April 20th
Miss Rupununi Rohini Mahadeo set to sharpen agriculture as empowerment tool
Ovid Williams’s valuable research of Indigenous place names is labour of love
On My Plate: Breadfruit & Minced Beef
LUCAS STOCK INDEX (LSI)
Five from Caribbean in contention for Commonwealth Prize for short story
All eyes on closing rounds of Candidates’ Tournament
The forgotten masterpiece
Service to humanity: the Dharm Shala at 103
La Grange Primary advances in standards bureau competition
‘Civil War’ chooses documentation over interrogation
Mashabo women trained in marketing, digital skills
As families change, so must the safety net
China’s Competitiveness and American Badmouthing
From welfare state to safe state in Latin America
International and national policies on persons of African descent
The PPC summary report on the award of the contract for the construction of a sluice pump station at Belle Vue
A shared inheritance from natural resources?
