Melly Mel placed on bond for visa overstay
Social media activist Melissa Atwell Holder, better known as Melly Mel, was granted a bond today by Immigration Judge Francis Mwangi after being detained by U.S.
- Friday, 28th March, 2025
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Melly Mel placed on bond for visa overstay
US, China row spills into the open here
-following, Ali, Rubio remarks A simmering contest for influence here between the US and China spilled into the open after remarks at State House yesterday by President Irfaan Ali and visiting US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio.
Guardians of 11 who died in Mahdia dorm fire suing State
The guardians of 11 girls who died in the Mahdia dormitory fire of 2023 are suing the State of Guyana for over $400 million each in damages, citing state negligence and violations of fundamental human rights.
Mother, son charged with attempting to bribe Police with $1.7m
Mahindra Girnandan, a 25 year old labourer from Adventure, Essequibo Coast, and Savita Anauge, a 51-year-old domestic worker from Herstelling, East Bank Demerara, were charged jointly yesterday with attempting to obstruct the course of justice.
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US Embassy issues warning about overstaying on US visa
Law enforcement, GRA ready to act on Mohameds – Nandlall
AFC writes Rubio on misinformation about road
US, China row spills into the open here
Melly Mel placed on bond for visa overstay
Mother, son charged with attempting to bribe Police with $1.7m
Rubio issues stark warning to Caracas
Chinese woman charged with money laundering over land, vehicles transactions
GDF in joint exercises with US Navy in Guyana’s waters
Indigenous education
The recent controversy surrounding a Grade Three textbook used in our schools has laid bare some very uncomfortable truths about the state of our education system.
How Trumpism ends
The Tax Certificate mystery
The visit of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio
America, Guyana and Venezuela: the play of power
Dismantling USAID could boost African self-reliance
Practical suggestions to curb alcohol abuse and sexual molestation within Indigenous communities
Details reported from the AG’s Facebook post on East Bank land acquisition foreshadows a land grab being contemplated
Some observations to assist in finding solutions to our ethnic conflicts
I reject all forms of violence
Monies used to secure sugar workers’ votes was a governmental choice between dependency and development
In support of the call for the resignation of the Minister of Education
Much room for improvement at the museum
Weaponizing aid
Education Ministry silent on questions about textbook controversy
Mon Repos man charged with attempted murder
Licence of Mohamed’s Enterprise Security Service suspended
Team Mohamed, PPP supporters in another clash at No. 43 Village
Silvies donates 48 sewing machines to ministry
GDF in joint exercises with US Navy in Guyana’s waters
Rubio says he wants countries to have alternatives to Chinese infrastructure
‘It will be a very bad day for the Venezuelan regime if it attacked Guyana or ExxonMobil’ – Rubio
GDF in joint exercises with US Navy in Guyana’s waters
World Bank approves US$22m for health resilience here
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The visit of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio
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
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GTA assesses ‘Floating Cabin Experience’
What does the Trump Presidency portend for Guyana’s oil and gas going forward?
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Jose Raul Capablanca: ` Cuban Chess Machine’
Home is the best destination
Five Guyanese selected to Windies team
Tropical 7s Rugby Five Guyanese players, the most for any nation on the entire roster, were selected as part of the West Indies 7s programme to compete at the Tropical 7s Championship from April 18th-19th in Tampa, Florida, USA.
Successful soya bean crop here attracts new investors
-as company looking to double acreage The success of soya bean cultivation has seen new investors looking to tap into the local market, even as pilot company, Tacama Gold, begins plans to expand by more than doubling its operations, planting some 7500 hectares for its first 2025 crop.
Antigua committed to 100% clean power by 2030 – PM
ANSA McAL suspends dividend to fund acquisitions
Access to foreign currency has improved slightly for local businesses – new Chamber President
CDB optimistic Linden to Mabura Road will be completed this year
GBTI customer alleges that over $2.2m disappeared from account
CK Hutchison will not sign deal to sell strategic Panama ports next week, source says
(Reuters) – Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-shing’s CK Hutchison 0001.HK will not sign a deal next week to sell its two port operations near the Panama Canal to a BlackRock-led group, a source with direct knowledge of the matter said, amid growing pressure from Beijing.
PM says no firm US commitment on Dragon project but Trinidad moving full speed ahead
Jamaica jury unable to conclude whether businessman was murdered or committed suicide
Young: Rubio said US will not harm Trinidad
Trinidad Appeal Court ruling paves way for local man to be extradited to US for drug trafficking
Trinidad LGBT activist heads to Privy Council over Court of Appeal ruling
China’s Xi urges global CEOs to protect trade as Trump tariffs loom
BEIJING, (Reuters) – China’s President Xi Jinping urged a gathering of multinational CEOs today to protect global industry and supply chains, as Beijing seeks to assuage foreign firms’ concerns over the Chinese economy’s health amid threats of more U.S.
