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On 28 September 2026, the High Court presided over by Hon. Justice Nicola Pierre delivered her judgment in relation to a judicial review sought by Attorney-at-Law and Chartered Accountant Christopher Ram as regards the alleged failure of the Commissioner of Information to provide the necessary information requested under the Access to Information Act 2011.
Dear Editor, My name is Omolara Oluwafunmilaiyo Tafawa. It is a name so distinctly African that back home in Guyana, everyone asks, “Is weh she come from wid all that name?”
Ninety-six teachers have received Caribbean Vocational Qualification (CVQ) certification through the Cyril Potter College of Education (CPCE), as part of its programme to strengthen technical and vocational teaching.
A man was shot while resisting a robbery at Uitvlugt, West Coast Demerara, and a teacher was robbed at gunpoint at East La Penitence, Georgetown, in separate incidents on Sunday, according to police reports.
Residents of Falls Top, Region One, raised concerns about mining activities affecting water quality, access to clean water, poor roads and dust during a meeting with Housing Minister Collin Croal on Sunday.
A 32-seater school bus has been handed over to Matthews Ridge, Region One, following residents’ requests for transportation assistance for schoolchildren.
A fire yesterday extensively damaged a storage bond at the A&S General Construction Klyzaanar Asphalt Plant at De Hoop, Mahaicony, East Coast Demerara, the Guyana Fire Service said.
Guyana’s Utility Scale Solar Photovoltaic (GUYSOL) Programme has won the Best Clean Energy Programme Award at the 2026 Caribbean Renewable Energy Forum Industry Awards in Panama, Guyana Power and Light Inc.
Nearly a year ago, the Ministry of Education launched its anti-bullying and anti-violence campaign, promising a comprehensive approach to a persistent problem that appears to be getting worse.