Stories published on this date.
Dear Editor, Schools opened yesterday Monday 31st August and pupils of the nursery school in my neighbourhood were greeted with a reduced educational environment.
A Number 64 Village, Corentyne man was last week acquitted of murdering his common-law wife, who died after being set ablaze during an argument in January 2022.
APNU Member of Parliament Sherod Duncan has called on the Ministry of Health to explain why the recently commissioned $140.8 million health simulation centre at Mahdia is without electricity and when training at the facility will begin.
Dear Editor, There is a question I believe the Guyanese public deserves to have answered: Why have the Opposition parties not made greater use of their constitutional authority to introduce legislation in the National Assembly?
Dear Editor, There are two issues I want to address: the issue of the Government, through the use of the police force, going after Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed and parliamentarians from his party, We Invest in Nationhood (WIN), and the issue of the toll fee for the Linden Bridge.
The Kaieteur Attack Racing Cycle Club (KARCC) is preparing to stage another edition of its flagship Fireworks cycling event after confirming October 25 as the date for this year’s race.
The University of Guyana (UG) expects to admit approximately 5,000 new students for the 2026/2027 academic year.
A 28-year-old Linden contractor is in police custody after he was allegedly found with an unlicensed handgun and 19 rounds of ammunition.
Dear Editor, Your editorial of August 30, 2026, posed a timely and troubling question: “How is the Government’s post-Barima strategy being shaped?
Four persons have been left homeless after a fire destroyed a house yesterday at Lot 795 Zeelugt North, East Bank Essequibo.
Police are investigating the robbery and assault of a 57-year-old security guard at the Ministry of Amerindian Affairs, Thomas and Quamina streets, Georgetown, early yesterday morning.
It is hard to decide what is more troubling about Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) Director of Operations Dr Nicole Manning’s declaration that “men are born leaders”: the statement itself or the fact that it came from a senior education professional whose career and academic achievements offer compelling evidence to the contrary.
Shimron Hetmyer blasted a record-equalling century as the Guyana Amazon Warriors defeated the Trinbago Knight Riders by nine runs via the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method in the Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League at Queen’s Park Oval last night.
