Guyana Amazon Warriors fast bowlers Dwaine Pretorius and Shamar Joseph shared five wickets between them to set up a comfortable win at home by restricting St Lucia Kings to 151 for 7.
Guyana’s Under-14 boys have advanced to the semi-finals of the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Under-14 Challenge Series after recording three consecutive victories in Group C of the Tier II competition in the Dominican Republic.
Briton John delivered a remarkable display of courage and endurance to capture Stage Five of the 2026 Tour de Guyane yesterday after spending much of the race in a three-man breakaway.
Caleb Bastian has been appointed captain of Demerara’s 15-member squad for the upcoming Guyana Cricket Board Under-13 Inter-County tournament.
Linden’s recurring electricity disruptions came under intense scrutiny yesterday as the town’s Mayor called for clear answers from the agencies responsible for electricity generation and distribution, while APNU representative Sharma Solomon challenged the government to account for what he described as the loss of Linden’s former power-generating infrastructure.
Thirty-nine-year-old Egan Ricardo, of Sheet Anchor, was charged yesterday with the murder of Leon Fordyce during an altercation at Plantation Caracas in May last year.
-until allegations from leaked emails are fully addressed Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed and his father Nazar Mohamed have asked Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) President Justice Winston Anderson to take no further part in proceedings concerning them until allegations arising from leaked correspondence among the court’s judges and his intervention in Guyana’s judicial appointments have been fully addressed.
—Opposition says change does not answer questions over Mohamed proceedings The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) has revised its panel-assignment system with immediate effect, requiring all of its judges to sit in every matter unless formally excused for a legitimate reason.
Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) attached to the Guyana Fire Service have delivered nine babies so far this year while transporting expectant mothers to hospital.
Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed has renewed calls for an independent investigation into the MV Barima tragedy, expressing a lack of confidence in a Commission of Inquiry that has been appointed solely by the Government.
Dear Editor, August 18 marked a month since the sinking of the state-owned passenger ferry the MV Barima — the worst maritime disaster in Guyana’s history.
`Journalism must retain the capacity to distinguish between what attracts attention and what genuinely matters to the public’ Special Rapporteur for Freedom of Expression of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR), Pedro Vaca Villarreal, has urged Caribbean journalists and media organisations to embrace technological change while maintaining editorial independence, rigorous verification and professional responsibility.
Police are investigating the fatal shooting of 26-year-old miner, Keron McDonald, at Prasville, Wismar, Linden, yesterday morning.
Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) on Tuesday rejected allegations of corruption or preferential treatment in the award of several contracts to Sigma Engineers Ltd, saying the projects were subjected to competitive tendering through the National Procurement and Tender Administration Board (NPTAB).
Dear Editor, The impression was that John Feeley could have spoken for days. About press freedom.
In recent days questions have arisen about the business affairs of Aqtar Ali, the brother of President Irfaan Ali.
Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed yesterday criticised President Irfaan Ali’s approach to consultation with the opposition and the management of Guyana’s oil and gas sector, accusing the government of acting only after pressure is brought upon it.
Minister within the Office of the Prime Minister with responsibility for Information and Public Affairs Kwame McCoy has urged the Caribbean Broadcasting Union (CBU) to develop a regional framework governing the responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) in journalism and broadcasting, amid growing concerns about misinformation, synthetic media and the erosion of public trust.
The Ministry of Public Works has issued a final notice to vendors occupying sections of the Railway Embankment at Buxton to relocate, saying that their continued presence is delaying the East Coast Road Improvement Project and poses safety risks.
Minister of Public Works Juan Edghill has warned contractors recently awarded bridge construction contracts across Regions Two to Six that delays and unsafe practices will not be tolerated.
