President participates in launch of Roosters International Hotel
In a Facebook post, President Irfaan Ali said he recently joined Roopan Ramotar and his family to commission their 43-room Roosters International Hotel at Anna Regina, Essequibo Coast.
Monday, July 6, 2026
Stories published on this date.
Sri Lanka 142 ahead with eight wickets in hand
Sri Lanka seized the momentum they had built in the latter half of the second session to capture the final two West Indies wickets, to take a 50-run first innings lead.
Belgium crushes U.S. 4-1 after controversy-fuelled game
The United States‘ World Cup campaign came to a crashing halt in the last 16 against Belgium today as Charles De Ketelaere scored twice in a 4-1 win overshadowed by FIFA’s controversial decision to suspend U.S.
CARICOM opening scene
The Opening Ceremony of the 51st Regular Meeting of the Conference of Heads of Government of CARICOMwas held yesterday in Gros Islet, Saint Lucia.
Furore builds over Trump intervention with FIFA to clear red-carded US striker for Belgium game
European soccer body UEFA today slammed FIFA’s decision to suspend U.S. striker Folarin Balogun’s red-card ban in the World Cup, after U.S.
Opposition Leader raises questions about President’s farm, financing
-Ali says will organize visit, show farming techniques Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed yesterday raised a series of questions about a farm owned by President Irfaan Ali near to St Cuthbert’s Mission including how it was financed and its features although the Head of State brushed off the controversy and in a brief video said he would organize a visit to the facility.
Mr President publish the capital and operating costs of your farm
Dear Editor, During his more than six years as PPP Minister for Housing and Water, January 2009 – May 2015, Mohd.
CARICOM must produce tangible benefits for ordinary citizens – St Lucia PM
-says crime a pressing concern Incoming Chairman of CARICOM and Prime Minister of St Lucia, Philip J.
Guyana’s oil receipts for 2nd quarter at US$1.23b
The government on July 3rd published receipts for oil lifts and royalty in the second quarter of this year and the amount received totalled US$1.23b.
Annai Secondary retain Girls U15 national crown after beating Marian Academy
Annai Secondary successfully defended their Blue Water Shipping Girls U15 National Championship title after defeating Marian Academy 2-1 in the final at the GFF National Training Centre, Providence yesterday.
St Kitts PM calls for unity among regional leaders
-applauds Secretary General for `professionalism’ Outgoing Chairman of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), Dr Terrance Drew last evening appealed for unity among regional leaders, declaring that the Community’s greatest strength lies not in the absence of disagreements but in its ability to resolve them through dialogue.
Ali, president-elect of Colombia discussed energy cooperation – Demócrata
The president-elect of Colombia, Abelardo de la Espriella, has held a telephone conversation with the head of state of Guyana, Irfaan Ali, in which both have discussed the creation of a strategic alliance focused on regional security, energy cooperation, and the promotion of the gas sector.
Police didn’t operate with due diligence in hit-and-run double fatality
Dear Editor, One hit-and-run, two men dead. The sequence of events thereafter twisted, turned, slid sideways, then returned.
It was the prerogative of the US embassy to decide
whether to invite Azruddin Mohamed to its reception Dear Editor, The controversy over U.S. Ambassador Nicole Theriot’s decision not to invite Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed to the U.S.
Goolsarran chides President over accountants statement
Former Auditor General Anand Goolsarran has chided President Irfaan Ali for warning that accountants risk undermining trust in the profession while engaging in public policy debates and he urged the Head of State to instead focus on areas where there is poor accountability.
Territorial issues with Suriname should be resolved before construction of the Corentyne River Bridge proceeds
At a recent public forum, my senior QC school mate, Mr. Stanley Ming, urged the audience to focus more on the future, as we forecast our development trajectory.
Pitamber, Joshi make perfect starts in National Junior Chess Qualifiers
Candidate Master (CM) Sachin Pitamber and Woman Candidate Master (WCM) Aditi Joshi made strong starts in the National Junior Championships Qualifiers 2026, moving to two points from two games after the opening day of action at Olympic House, Liliendaal yesterday.
Gov’t remains committed to modernizing fisheries sector – Mustapha
Agriculture Minister, Zulfikar Mustapha, on Friday reaffirmed the Government’s commitment to strengthening Guyana’s fisheries sector through continued investments in infrastructure as well as support programmes.
National Library launches historic teen space at NA branch
By Jeune Bailey Van Keric The National Library on July 2nd launched the country’s first Teen Space at its New Amsterdam branch, with officials saying the initiative is intended to provide young people with a safe environment for learning and personal development amid growing concerns over school violence, vaping, drug abuse and absenteeism.
21 Essequibo Coast families get cement and steel vouchers
Twenty-one families from the Essequibo Coast received Cement and Steel Vouchers on Friday morning at the Regional Housing Office.
