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Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley has pledged her country’s full support for Guyana’s Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett to become the next United Nations Secretary-General, saying the ambassador has the experience and skills to serve the organisation’s entire membership.
The Guyana Human Rights Association (GHRA) has voiced concerns that children could be caught up in the US’s deportation of third country nationals here.
A world championship medal is the hope surrounding James ‘Joelyn’ Joseph’s next international assignment, with the Guyana Cycling Federation (GCF) throwing its support behind the veteran ahead of the 2026 UCI Masters Track World Championships.
Four lifters will make their first international appearances for Guyana today when the country’s final five athletes compete on the penultimate day of the 2026 South American Powerlifting Championships in Santiago, Chile.
Guyana’s effort to resume catfish exports to the United States remains under review, US Ambassador Nicole Theriot has said, adding that she would seek a more detailed update from the embassy.
The Ministry of Labour and Manpower Planning and the Guyana Prison Service are to collaborate on accredited skills training for inmates, with a view to preparing them for employment.
Dear Editor, As a public analyst, I am increasingly concerned about the number of fire-related incidents being reported across Guyana in 2026.
Introduction The 2026 Mid-Year Report raises serious questions about the quality of economic and financial stewardship under Dr.
President Irfaan Ali on Thursday called for permanent representation for Africa and for Latin America and the Caribbean on a reformed UN Security Council, saying the body should reflect present-day realities rather than the balance of power in 1945.
The South Dakota Circuit is set to come alive on November 14 and 15 when round two of the Need for Speed Karting Championship brings a wide range of racing classes and more than $17 million in prize money to the traditional motorsport venue.
Thirty-nine ranks of Regional Police Division #3, have successfully completed a three-day Public Order Unit (POU) training programme aimed at enhancing their capacity to manage public gatherings, and situations requiring coordinated crowd-control responses.
