-scuffles erupt with police near event for King Charles Attempts by police to arrest We Invest in Nationhood (WIN) official Hana Mohamed sparked repeated scuffles on Carmichael Street yesterday afternoon, leaving her shirt torn open and visible marks on her chest and arms as protesters demanded reparations and the release of Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed who was detained by police on Wednesday.
Dear Editor, The voting at the United Nations calling for the United States to end the blockade against Cuba is very revealing.
The Commission of Inquiry into the MV Barima disaster yesterday said it was improper for its counsel to publicly express opinions on matters still before it, distancing itself from statements attributed to the attorneys that government ferries do not require seaworthiness certificates.
Finance Minister Dr Ashni Singh and visiting British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband yesterday toured the US$65.5 million Terminal 2 project under construction at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA), Timehri.
The Guyana Trades Union Congress (GTUC) has urged Britain’s King Charles III to use his visit to Guyana to encourage meaningful action on slavery reparations and raise concerns with President Irfaan Ali about democratic rights, workers’ living standards and the independence of constitutional institutions.
Dear Editor, It feels like this El Niño is drying out every water molecule that is in the air or on the ground.
Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed remains in police custody following his arrest in connection with allegations that he paid Police Constable Ryan Greene to obtain CCTV footage relating to an October 12 shooting incident.
-orders release of mother High Court Judge Christel Lambert yesterday morning ordered the immediate release of Nikita Greene, the mother of Police Constable Ryan Greene, after finding that the authorities failed to establish reasonable grounds for suspecting her of a criminal offence.
—acknowledges food-price pressures, disappointing sugar target revision The Ministry of Agriculture has rejected APNU’s contention that the sector needs a national transformation plan, saying the opposition’s proposals are already part of the government’s programme and that the contraction in the first half of the year does not reflect the longer-term production record.
The International Decade for People of African Descent Assembly–Guyana (IDPADA-G) has urged President Irfaan Ali to announce a national reparatory justice programme during King Charles III’s visit, alongside pursuing reparations from Britain for enslavement and colonialism.
Tamùkke Feminists has launched a sexual and reproductive health and justice training manual intended to strengthen community education, with particular attention to the needs and experiences of Indigenous people.
—says meetings not held for two months, key posts vacant The PNCR has called for an urgent investigation into the administration of the Corriverton Town Council, alleging that meetings have not been held for two consecutive months, committees have ceased functioning and several senior municipal posts remain vacant.
A police inspector has been placed under close arrest following allegations that he injured his 14-year-old son with a hammer and subsequently beat him with an electrical extension cord.
Nearly 300 students are pursuing engineering and pre-medical studies through the University of Guyana’s regional programmes, which the institution says are reducing the need to relocate or travel regularly to Georgetown.
Dear Editor, Tuesday is mid-term elections for Congress as well as many state and local elections.
Dear Editor, Guyanese at home and abroad must be disgusted by the constant detention of opposition leader, young Azruddin Mohamed.
Twenty nursing anaesthetists from hospitals across Guyana are receiving simulation training at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) to strengthen their response to emergencies in the operating room.
Dear Editor, As a public communications analyst, I remain focused on developments affecting Guyanese citizens, businesses, and communities, particularly issues that influence public confidence, national progress, and the quality of life.
On October 28th, the Guyana Legal Aid Clinic presented the seventh and eighth Miles Greeves Fitzpatrick Prizes for Legal Aid.
October 18, 2026 marked exactly three months since the MV Barima sank off the Essequibo Coast of Guyana.
