Another look warranted at NGSA results
Dear Editor, I seek clarity. I do not question. The 2026 National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) results are spectacular.
Thursday, July 23, 2026
Stories published on this date.
Inquiry into MV Barima tragedy must be acceptable to all Guyanese – GHRA
The Guyana Human Rights Association (GHRA) yesterday called for the establishment of a Commission of Inquiry into the MV Barima tragedy that it says must be acceptable to all Guyanese, arguing that the country’s political polarization has undermined public confidence in official investigations.
It is in our best interest to champion supremacy of international law
Dear Editor, Lately a group of persons have been writing letters about “national interests.” That is put forward as the supreme factor determining a country’s foreign policy.
Toshaos meeting should have been postponed
Dear Editor, It brings immense anger and sadness to see what is unfolding before us. The dead bodies add up while Jagdeo speaks of development to a people in mourning.
Cycling fraternity postpones road race, mourns victims of MV Barima tragedy
The AC Marriott Carlton Wheelers Cycling Club has postponed its road race scheduled for Sunday as Guyana continues to mourn the lives lost in the MV Barima tragedy.
Lorry driver arrested after mud spilled on Heroes Highway
A lorry driver was arrested yesterday after mud was spilled along the western carriageway of Heroes Highway, creating a hazard for motorists.
Loss from this tragedy will be difficult to process
Dear Editor, Following the MV Barima disaster at Iron Point at the treacherous confluence of the Pomeroon River and the Atlantic Ocean, many moving and touching videos have been shared on social media platforms.
Failed leadership
A nation mourns. And when national tragedies occur they test more than the resilience of a people.