GNBS launches verification service of tint, sound meters
The Guyana National Bureau of Standards (GNBS) yesterday launched two new verification services, Verification of Tint Meters and Verification of Sound Level Meters.
Friday, July 10, 2026
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Judicial delegation visits Lusignan Prison
Acting Chancellor of the Judiciary Roxane George SC on Wednesday led a high-level judicial delegation on a visit to the Lusignan Prison to gain a first-hand understanding of conditions at the facility and the operational and administrative challenges facing the Guyana Prison Service (GPS).
Opposition Leader’s motives in farm exposure should also be examined
Dear Editor, The recent spectacle of Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed accusing President Irfaan Ali of various transgressions over a private 150-acre estate off the Soesdyke-Linden Highway deserves more scrutiny than the question of who is telling the truth.
President Ali’s grand garden
Dear Editor, Land ahoy! There’s a sheepfold. Followed by a cow palace. A rich field for fowls.
Weight restriction for Parika/Supenaam service
The Ministry of Public Works’ Transport and Harbours Department yesterday said that with immediate effect only vehicles with a maximum gross weight of twenty tons will be allowed on the Parika/Supenaam service.
Parag tells Grade Six pupils not to be anxious about results
Minister of Education Sonia Parag yesterday urged pupils awaiting this year’s National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) results not to be anxious, telling them they had already achieved an important milestone by completing the examination.
Man wanted by CANU turns self in
Patrick Kireem Sanmoogan, for whom the Customs Anti-Narcotic Unit (CANU) had issued a wanted bulletin, turned himself in to the authorities yesterday with a lawyer.
Transparency and national security
The reported landing of a Colombian-registered helicopter at Bemichi Airstrip on 3 July 2026 should not be dismissed as an isolated aviation incident.