Stories published on this date.
The Guyana Geology and Mines Commission (GGMC) yesterday shut down a shop at Tamakay Landing in the Mazaruni Mining District after finding that it was trading gold without the required licences and approvals.
Special Branch head Senior Superintendent Prem Narine yesterday denied that Azruddin Mohamed was under surveillance before his October 31, 2025 arrest, despite acknowledging that he had deployed police ranks to locate the Opposition Leader shortly before the detention.
A 21-year-old man died following an accident on Saturday night at No. 6 Public Road, West Coast Berbice.
The Linden Electricity Company Inc (LECI) has told customers on the Mackenzie shore who are behind on their bills that it will carry out disconnections tomorrow and Wednesday.
Dear Editor, Ninety-one and gone. A rapturous inning, one worthy of Lords, and the Royal Albert Hall.
Police have reminded electric cycle owners and riders in Region Three that the cycles must be registered and insured, and that riders must hold a valid driver’s licence.
This is my fourth and final article on the above subject in an attempt to set the records straight as it relates to the history of public accountability in Guyana from December 1987 onwards, amid persistent attempts to rewrite the said history and distorting what really happened during this period.
President Irfaan Ali held talks with Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino on the sidelines of the 81st United Nations General Assembly, according to the Office of the President.
The government appears determined to convince Guyanese that access to purified water can be improved one five-gallon container at a time.