Stories published on this date.
Dear Editor, I refer to a letter dated October 11, 2026, from Mr. Khemraj Harryram, and I wish to thank him for researching this piece of our history that the PPP has tried to erase: the role many played in preparing the ground for the 1992 elections and the handing over of political power to Dr.
Dear Editor, The last political icon of the 40’s, the veteran Eusi Kwayana passed on after nearly eight decades of service.
Housing Minister Collin Croal on Friday inspected construction of a four-lane interconnecting road and the development of approximately 498 acres of residential land in Leonora and Groenveldt, Region Three.
Dear Editor, I refer to the article published by Kiskadee Watch titled “interCaribbean to fly between Barbados and Ogle daily.”
Dear Editor, Mr. Christopher Ram and others have raised the matter that the National Insurance Board has failed to pay the minimum old-age pension in accordance with the “NIS Benefit Regulations.”
Construction of the new Parika Ferry Stelling is approximately 15% complete, while a diversion route has been completed to allow cargo exceeding 20 tonnes to again pass through the facility, Minister within the Ministry of Public Works Madanlall Ramraj has reported.
Agriculture Minister Zulfikar Mustapha has denied that Guyana is experiencing a chicken shortage, while acknowledging that available supplies are insufficient to meet all demand.
Dear Editor, Much has been said, and will continue to be said, about Robert Corbin since his passing on October 4.
-video shows masked men confronting persons at depot Police have arrested a 27-year-old food vendor and recovered $500,000, a firearm and a car suspected to have been used in Saturday night’s $10 million robbery at an East Canje beverage depot.
The Guyana Tourism Authority (GTA) yesterday advised the public that Magic City Tours & Transportation Services and Guyana Tours & Transportation Services are not licensed tour-operating businesses.
Last week, the Trinidad Guardian reported that approximately 350 employees were to be laid off as the Canadian fertilizer company, Nutrien moved to indefinitely shut down its operations in the twin-island republic.