Tensions rise as Lula blasts US over visa sanctions tied to Bolsonaro trial
BRASILIA, (Reuters) – Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva called a U.S.
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Tensions rise as Lula blasts US over visa sanctions tied to Bolsonaro trial
Lists cured, six parties to contest elections
The Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) yesterday announced the approval of Lists of Candidates for six parties to contest the upcoming General and Regional Elections.
Brutus’ wife attends court, case adjourned
After months of questions about when she would return to the country to face charges, Adonika Aulder yesterday accompanied her co-accused and husband, former Assistant Commissioner of Police Calvin Brutus to court.
Japanese oil platform builder opens office in Guyana
Japanese global offshore floating platform supplier and builder – MODEC – which is constructing the fifth and largest Floating Production, Storage and Offloading (FPSO) unit to be deployed here next year for ExxonMobil’s Stabroek Block project and another for delivery in 2029, yesterday opened an office in Guyana as it and government underscored the company’s commitment to local content.
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GuySuCo employee says transfer directive is due to support for WIN party
Buxton murder victims were not the target of drive by shooting, source says
Brutus’ wife attends court, case adjourned
Mocha clothes vendor gunned down by robbers
Police release WIN candidate Mohamed after four-hour detention
Lists cured, six parties to contest elections
Former GTU president Colwyn King handed 19-year prison term for child rape
Motorcyclist crushed by lorry at Covent Garden
Unaddressed trauma for Chenapau
Two years have passed since the horrific Mahdia dormitory fire claimed the lives of 20 children, predominantly girls from Indigenous communities.
Hope for Guyana
Glory to Stalin
Hannah Arendt on the identification of totalitarianism
Social Security services
PPP’s decision to include Dharamlall is deeply troubling
Decision to have Attorney General lead the compulsory land acquisition process contradicts global best practices
Lopsided PSA should be on the next parliament’s agenda for correction
We are encouraged not to overlook the immense value of physical and skill-based activities in a child’s development
Shifting US policy on foreign elections increases the burden of responsibility on us to safeguard our democratic institutions
In the absence of updated data, anecdotal and economic indicators suggest the rate of poverty is significantly lower than 48%
Why not consider reducing VAT instead of establishing all-inclusive resorts?
Editorial did not mention WIN
GuySuCo employee says transfer directive is due to support for WIN party
GPL denies jobs will be lost from potential energy partnership
‘Doggie’ slapped with six charges, placed on bail
Two robbed at gunpoint at Parfaite Harmonie
‘Can’t gamble with elections’ – PPP tells Kuru Kururu residents
‘Belladrum stands up for change’ – says APNU
Wakenaam residents in full support of Mohamed’s party
‘Nothing short of genuine love, warm smiles and open hearts from Region Five’ – ALP
AFC members visit Swan village during outreach
Forward Guyana says people ‘hungry’ for real change
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US funeral director with Guyanese roots Arlene Ross provides dignity with reconstruction
‘Winning means connection for me and full circle’ – writer Oonya Kempadoo
Rupununi Music & Arts Festival set to host first live event since 2019
Jasmaine Payne authors psychological thriller
GlobalTT-Guyana launches new portfolio of vacation packages
Rickey Ramotar Singh (1 February 1937 to 5 July 2025)
In ‘Superman’, James Gunn plays it safe
A personal manifesto
The Family Violence Act 2025 – Who does the Act protect?
A political phenomenon is sweeping New York – Zohran Mamdani
Guyana Amazon Warriors avenge defeat, lift GSL T20 Trophy in style in front of sold-out crowd
By Michelangelo Jacobus In front of a sold-out, electrifying Providence crowd that dwarfed last year’s turnout, the Guyana Amazon Warriors produced a dominant all-round display to defeat the defending champions Rangpur Riders by 32 runs and lift the Global Super League T20 title last night.
Joy Adams & Ramlall sisters headline Guyana squad for women’s basketball Classic against Suriname
Lifeguard Association reforms in Guyana after ten-year hiatus
Henry’s three wickets set up the win as NZ cruise past Zimbabwe
Guyana U21 Women’s hockey team heads to Trinidad for final Pan Am Games preparations
Raven, Royals to battle for ‘One Guyana’ Basketball crown
Guyanese businessman handed over to Suriname police pleading for help
– lawyers say he was unlawfully transferred The Attorney General’s Chambers has denied the contention by Attorney Dexter Todd that the police forces of Guyana and Suriname kidnapped Guyanese businessman Raymond David, co-owner of Sweet Elegance, and transported him to Suriname.
Army has taken control of prison gangsters – Trinidad PM
(Trinidad Guardian) Dangerous criminals who were taken from the nation’s prisons yesterday under the newly implemented State of Emergency, are now confined at military sites in Chaguaramas.
Trinidad gov’t defends SoE, months after previous criticism
El Salvador sends detained Venezuelans home in swap for Americans
Brazil’s top court orders raids on Bolsonaro; Washington revokes judge’s visa
Brazil police search former President Bolsonaro’s home, hq
Twenty-six women killed so far this year in Trinidad
At least 32 killed by Israeli fire while seeking aid in Gaza, hospital says
GAZA, (Reuters) – At least 32 people were killed by Israeli fire while they were on their way to an aid distribution site in Gaza at dawn today, according to the Gaza Health Ministry and Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis.
