Stories published on this date.
Erling Haaland struck two late goals as Norway upended record five-times champions Brazil 2-1 in the World Cup last 16 on today in New Jersey to send the Scandinavian team into the quarter-finals for the first time.
Stat produced a commanding gate-to-pole run today to win the CARICOM Gold Cup at Bush Lot United, West Coast Berbice, defeating Mapa Do Brasil, Olympic Kremlin and Dataman in the 1700-metre feature.
Prime Minister Mark Phillips today said that 88 containers of relief supplies are to be dispatched to quake-hit Venezuela aboard a vessel which is to leave tomorrow.
Three more Starbucks stores are to be opened in Guyana, according to the Chairman of Prestige Holdings, Christian Mouttet.
President Donald Trump marked the 250th anniversary of the United States yesterday that repeated his calls for new voting restrictions, warned that “communists” could gain ground in the country.
The Global Super League (GSL) today said that Guyana Amazon Warriors have confirmed that Afghanistan wicketkeeper-batter Rahmanullah Gurbaz will replace New Zealand’s Glenn Phillips in their squad for the upcoming ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League (GSL).
Seven people have been left homeless after a house was destroyed by fire at Lot 55 Winkle Road, New Amsterdam last night.
Guyana last night rejected claims by Suriname that a May 15 meeting this year between the leaders of the two countries discussed sole financing of the Corentyne River Bridge by Paramaribo.
by Tara Leuvina Smith (filmmaker) Black Caiman: Black Caiman in One of Karanambu’s 36 lakes, North Rupununi, Guyana One day, I was driving along the East Coast of Demerara with executive producer, Tivia Collins, reflecting on the times when the trenches alongside the roadways were filled with Guyana’s national flower.
Dear Editor, Guyana’s 2026 National Budget stands at $1.558 trillion, the largest in our nation’s history.
As the principal owners of Blue Waters remain in prison following their detention under Preventive Detention Orders (PDOs), state-owned Caribbean Airlines (CAL) has stopped serving the company’s bottled water on its flights, the Trinidad Guardian reported yesterday.
-more than two years after assurance by President Ali More than two years after President Irfaan Ali assured that a regional ferry service would take off it remains in limbo, underlining how the undertaking was more complex than had been originally thought.
A woman enters a minibus and approaches a child dressed in uniform sitting at the back.
Nine months after the first and only statutory meeting of the Region 10 Regional Democratic Council (RDC), there is still no substantive Regional Chairman or Deputy Chairman in place, leaving the council unable to hold meetings, establish committees or fully perform its functions.
President Irfaan Ali on Thursday said Guyana’s relationship with the United States is at its strongest, pointing to growing collaboration in security, healthcare, diplomacy and investment as evidence of an increasingly strategic partnership between the two countries.
The Guyana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) yesterday said that it was probing the alleged illegal operation of a drone in the Soesdyke-Linden area.
Dear Editor, The amount of money being spent on the wasteful undertaking of hiring the power ships could have been used to provide 60% of our households with a solar power system.
Patients across Region Two and neighbouring communities will soon receive medicines and medical supplies quicker following the commissioning of a new Ministry of Health Drug Bond at Onderneeming, Region Two yesterday.
Dear Editor, A whole slew of people has it in for the We Invest in Nationhood (WIN) group.
The Guyana Fire Service (GFS) has issued an appeal for citizens to exercise extreme caution as the country braces for dry and intense weather conditions associated with the El Niño period, warning that even a small spark could quickly escalate into a major grass or structural fire.
