China’s Embassy rebuffs claim by US official about Guyana projects
China’s Embassy here has rejected statements by a US State Department official on the quality of projects done in Guyana by Chinese companies.
Wednesday, September 2, 2026
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Linden council challenges Manickchand order to halt Kara Kara toll collection
-says 2016 by-laws remain in force, threatens court action The Linden Mayor and Town Council yesterday challenged an order by Local Government Minister Priya Manickchand for the immediate cessation of toll collection along the Kara Kara Public Road, saying that the directive ignored gazetted by-laws and further threatened the municipality’s already weakened finances.
Guyana needs better mental health facilities — `Adaam’s’ final message
Guyana needs a mental health facility where young people can voluntarily step away when life becomes overwhelming, speak with professionals and get help without judgement, social media personality Mark “Adaam” Primo said in a Facebook post published before his death on Monday August 31st.
Waldron leads top performers as Archery Guyana Development Competition concludes
Archery Guyana’s 2026 Development Competition concluded at the Farm Community Centre Ground, East Bank Demerara, following two days of action featuring some of the country’s emerging and established archers.
Gov’t rejects claims of no electricity, water access in Swan
The Government has rejected claims by Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed that residents of Swan are living without access to electricity and water, describing the allegations as “false” and misleading.
Chinese companies eye expansion into road, bridge projects
Prime Minister Mark Phillips has met representatives of two Chinese companies which are exploring further investment in Guyana, particularly in road and bridge construction.
Trinidad’s Valley Boys strengthen cricket development project in Guyana
A goodwill cricket tour by Trinidad and Tobago’s Valley Boys Sports and Cultural Club has produced support beyond the boundary, with its Over-50 team donating cash to an initiative that has already assisted 107 young Guyanese cricketers.
Police recover Glock pistol, 140 rounds in separate operations
Police have recovered an unlicensed Glock pistol and a total of 140 rounds of ammunition during separate operations in Georgetown and along the Mabura Trail.
St Joseph Mercy Hospital marks 81 years
St Joseph Mercy Hospital (SJMH) yesterday marked its 81st anniversary, celebrating more than eight decades of providing medical and nursing care in Guyana.
Greensome thriller brings golfers, businesses and families together at Lusignan
A dramatic finish, strong corporate backing and activities for the entire family highlighted the Lusignan Golf Club’s Greensome Golf Tournament on Sunday, when 68 players competed across the club’s lush greens and challenging fairways.
Euro-Guyana Classical Music and Opera Association formed
The Euro-Guyana Classical Music and Opera Association Inc on Monday announced its formal incorporation under the Companies Act of Guyana as a non-profit company.
