Police issue bulletins for two over Forshaw St murder
The police yesterday issued wanted bulletins for two men over the murder on Forshaw Street last year of Dainier Vegas Infante.
Sunday, October 11, 2026
Stories published on this date.
Lusignan’s 36-player squad takes broad medal challenge to Paramaribo
Lusignan Golf Club is preparing to challenge across several divisions at the 2026 DSB Suriname Invitational Golf Championship, with 36 golfers set to travel to Paramaribo later this month.
Hassan renews call for affordable radiation treatment centre
-prostate cancer now most prevalent type Cancer advocate Bibi Saeedah Hassan has renewed her call for the government to establish a low-cost radiation therapy centre, saying the expense of treatment remains beyond the reach of many patients.
Pristine T&HD wharf is evidence of farce MV Barima inquiry faces
Dear Editor, I said it early, didn’t I? The PPP Government had to prove me and some other Guyanese right, didn’t it?
Fifteen officers complete GDF junior command course
Fifteen officers, including three from regional defence forces, have completed the Guyana Defence Force’s Junior Command and Staff Course Number Thirty-Four.
Strong Coasts presents community-led environmental monitoring project
A project bringing tour guides and researchers together to document Belize’s coastal islands was presented at the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s State of the Tourism Industry Conference (SOTIC) in Guyana last week.
Parag backs UNESCO reform roadmap at Paris meeting
Minister of Education Sonia Parag has expressed Guyana’s support for reforms aimed at making UNESCO more effective and responsive.
Tribute programme to be held in honour of Dr Ian McDonald
“Honouring an Artistic Legacy”, to pay tribute to the late Dr. Ian McDonald, will be held on Sunday, October 11th at the Theatre Guild, Playhouse, in Kingston, from 4.00p.m
Golden Grove man celebrates centenary
Aubrey Osmund Roberts, affectionately known as “Uncle Aubrey” or “Labba,” of Golden Grove, East Coast Demerara is celebrating his 100th birthday, according to the Ministry of Human Services and Social Security.
MV Barima and its inherited credibility problem
“I do not trust y’all.” Those words reverberated across the Arthur Chung Conference Centre as families stood, one at a time, to address the Commission of Inquiry into the MV Barima tragedy, Those words exposed the distance between the CoI, offering to establish the truth, and bereaved families struggling to believe another official promise.