Stories published on this date.
The Ministry of Tourism, Industry and Commerce yesterday said it has taken note of the recent incident involving the theft, unlawful purchase and attempted movement of copper and issued a warning to those engaged in these acts.
Minister of Legal Affairs Anil Nandlall SC has singled out Chartered Accountant and attorney Christopher Ram for playing a key role in the establishment of Guyana’s law school, saying Ram was retained to collect and analyse empirical data needed to demonstrate that the proposed institution would be viable.
Horse racing will make a grand return to the Port Mourant Turf Club on Sunday, September 27, with eight races and close to $10 million in cash and prizes on offer.
Vurlon Mills Football Academy completed a successful campaign in the GFF Under-13 National Youth Ensemble Playoffs by defeating YMCA 3–0 in the championship match yesterday at the National Training Centre, Providence.
By Melanie McTurk Melanie McTurk is a Guyanese tourism and conservation leader whose work spans cultural heritage, biodiversity and community development.
A $218.7 million Regional Medical Distribution Centre was commissioned in Region Ten on Friday, with the government saying that the facility will improve the storage and distribution of pharmaceuticals and other medical supplies across the region.
Justin Southwell struck a quick fire 35 as St. Therese’s Primary School completed a difficult chase against Charity Primary to become the 2026 Future Warriors Tapeball Champion of Champions yesterday.
Dear Editor, On September 5, Denis Chabrol’s Demerara Waves reported that six Cubans and Afghans had arrived in Guyana the previous day under an arrangement for the United States to transfer third-country nationals here.
—wants Linden council audited A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) on Friday called for the withdrawal of the ministerial order revoking the Kara Kara toll by-laws, while demanding an independent audit of the Linden Mayor and Town Council and an investigation into the conduct of Town Clerk Lennox Gasper.
Forty-nine farmers who were previously granted leases at Seafield, Region Five, will be facilitated to occupy their respective lands, the Department of Public Information (DPI) said yesterday.Minister
The Guyana Power and Light Inc. (GPL), through its Loss Reduction Department, conducted an electricity theft exercise yesterday in Yarrowkabra, Soesdyke, targeting the identification and removal of illegal electricity connections from the network.
Dear Editor, My prompt for writing this letter is to make a small contribution to the letter exchanges between Keith Bernard and Chris Ram.
The Inter-American Development Bank recently released its latest quarterly economic review in which it warned that Guyana’s macroeconomic outlook is highly uncertain, given the impact of ‘persistent geopolitical tensions on oil prices’.
On September 1, 2026, two significant events occurred simultaneously in Guyana. Thousands of pupils and students returned to their classrooms for the beginning of the 2026–2027 academic year, while Amerindian Heritage Month was formally launched with the customary prayer service at the Umana Yana.
Large parts of the country suffered power outages that were continuing early this morning after a problem on the Demerara-Berbice Interconnected System (DBIS) .
