Stories published on this date.
Minister of Public Utilities and Aviation Deodat Indar has warned telecommunications operators to maintain their networks and remove overgrown vegetation before it threatens the electricity system and public safety.
Vendors and small business operators along Regent Street and at the Bourda Market complained of sluggish sales and rising costs during an almost three-hour walkabout led by APNU parliamentary leader Dr Terrence Campbell and MP Saiku Andrews.
The Ministry of Natural Resources says the Local Content Portal has moved to localcontent.gov.gy (https://localcontent.gov.gy), with changes intended to make it easier for Guyanese individuals and companies to apply for and manage certification online.
A prisoner serving a two-year sentence for simple larceny escaped from the New Amsterdam Prison on Monday afternoon while working at a new administrative building, the Guyana Prison Service (GPS) says.
Yonelle De Abreu claimed the women’s title as competitors tested their skills across four demanding stages at the Guyana National Rifle Association’s Super September Shoot on September 6 at the Timehri Rifle Ranges.
The Hydrometeorological Service yesterday convened its 21st National Climate Outlook Forum to examine likely conditions over the next three to six months and their implications for agriculture, health and disaster preparedness.
A normal electrocardiogram does not always mean a patient has no heart problem, a Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) doctor has cautioned in a video explaining how the test is used.
On the night the MV Barima sank, Jasmin Cort was sitting in a cinema watching The Odyssey, a story built around storms, survival and one man’s desperate struggle to return home.
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The Ministry of Education has announced an alternative sitting for the final Education Management Certificate Course (EMCC) examination after Seventh-day Adventist participants objected to the decision to move it to a Saturday.
The Guyana Police Force (GPF) Academy on Monday opened its second Junior Officers’ Course for 2026, bringing together local officers and participants from eight Caribbean territories.
In the wake of the July 18 sinking of the MV Barima that claimed around 100 lives it is deeply troubling that aircraft flying into hinterland airstrips have had to contend with incursions by animals.