Stories published on this date.
their rights in oil industry, they must organise Dear Editor, The state of workers in Guyana today cannot be examined in isolation from the actions of successive governments, particularly the current People’s Progressive Party (PPP) administration, which came to office promising to put Guyanese first.
The government is investing approximately $60 million to construct a modern forestry training centre at Yarrowkabra, along the Soesdyke-Linden Highway.
Several vendors at Stabroek Market are counting substantial losses after heavy rainfall flooded sections of the recently renovated market, damaging merchandise and prompting renewed concerns over the condition of the facility.
A large group of Guyanese hockey players will have the opportunity to gain valuable regional exposure when they travel to Trinidad and Tobago for the inaugural IPH Outdoor Tournament, set for July 9 to 12, 2026.
Dear Editor, We live in very dangerous times. War and threats of war, tensions within and between countries are on the increase.
The new Brickdam Police Headquarters, also known as the National Security Tower, is 90% complete and will also be the new police HQ.
The Customs Anti-Narcotic Unit (CANU) has issued a wanted bulletin for a Georgetown man in connection with a narcotics trafficking investigation.
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley yesterday dismissed suggestions in the UK that former colonial powers are owed compensation rather than accountability for slavery.
Dear Editor, Our fears of having Dr. Irfaan Ali as President are growing. Confirmations of his hefty, flamboyant farm at Long Creek are worrying.
At a time when many in the US have expressed revulsion at the disclosures that President Trump made US$2.2b from cryptocurrency and other ventures in 2025, the people of Guyana are now coming to grips with revelations about an extensive farm owned by President Ali along the Linden-Soesdyke Highway.
Guyana made a losing start on home soil in the FIBA AmeriCup 2029 CBC Pre-Qualifiers, going down 68-55 to Turks and Caicos in their opening Group A match last night at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall in Georgetown.
