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The Guyana Human Rights Association (GHRA) today called on the government to publish the full text of its migration agreement with the United States, while describing the decision to receive third-country nationals removed from that country as “shameful”.
Dear Editor, There has been an array of public missives about the welcomed oil profit share to Guyana being more than tripled to 39.8%, or approximately G$8 Billion (B) per day at the current production rate and oil price.
DUBAI, (Reuters) – Iran threatened today to retaliate against any new U.S. attacks on its assets, warning that the energy production chain in the region was “sprawling, accessible and exposed” and that U.S.
Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed has appealed to Guyana’s international partners to scrutinise what he describes as an escalating use of law-enforcement powers against the political opposition, following his repeated detention last week and the seizure of electronic devices belonging to him, parliamentarians and party representatives.
(CPL) The Barbados Tridents got their third win of the Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) season with an eight wicket victory over the Saint Lucia Kings at the Kensington Oval.
-promises projects will restart on Sept. 15 A principal of Modular Builds Guyana has acknowledged delays and disputes affecting some of the company’s construction projects but has denied allegations of fraud and promised that work will resume on September 15.
Dear Editor, Guyana has long had an unusual national reality: a remarkable number of Guyanese — and increasingly their children and grandchildren — live beyond our shores.
he battle for the Keep Fit Series title has tightened, with Andre Greene leading Christopher Griffith and Alex Mendes by only one point after winning the third race of the competition.
Opposition MPs Sherod Duncan and Amanza Walton-Desir have called on the government to publish its migration agreement with the United States, saying the reported arrival of six third-country nationals before the full terms were disclosed raises serious questions about transparency, parliamentary oversight and Guyana’s capacity to manage the arrangement.
Police are investigating the suspected murder of 31-year-old miner Shawn Abrams of Charity, Essequibo Coast, who was found dead at about 12:45 a.m.
A prolonged power outage on Saturday night left customers across Guyana without electricity for several hours, triggering widespread frustration as citizens endured the heat and waited for power to be restored.
Two employees of Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed were last evening released on $100,000 station bail each after spending three days in police custody following their rearrest.
More than 204,000 transactions have been processed at government service centres operating across six regions since the first facility opened at Leonora last December, according to Minister of Public Service, Government Efficiency and Implementation Zulfikar Ally.
A 23-year-old Guyanese man was shot and killed on Wednesday in Cayenne, French Guiana. The dead man has been identified as Andrew Nathaniel James of Victoria, East Coast Demerara.
Agricultural workers, private security officers and a wide range of aviation personnel have been added to the categories of CARICOM nationals eligible to enter Guyana and work without obtaining a work permit.
Dear Editor, The recent report in the news that highlighted the increase in injuries caused by road accidents is quite alarming.
Dear Editor, On a per capita basis, Guyana is one of the very well-endowed countries in the world; for it has oil and gas, gold and diamonds, and many other minerals, as well as arable lands.
Guyanese debater Himanshi Kumar was adjudged Best Speaker at the 19th Regional Youth Parliament, held virtually on Thursday as part of the 48th Conference of the Caribbean, the Americas and the Atlantic Region of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association.
Today marks the first anniversary of President Ali’s second and final term in office. It finds the presidency in a state of upheaval and uncertainty.
A midwife at the Georgetown Public Hospital helped alert staff and evacuate mothers and babies after discovering a fire in the hospital’s maternity unit last Saturday.
