Azore Joseph, 25, of Angoy’s Avenue, was sentenced to 10 months imprisonment for damaging ATM machines after he changed his plea to guilty on Thursday at the New Amsterdam Magistrate’s Court and he was then released as he had served this period on remand.
All Guyanese know that the people commonly referred to as Indigenous Peoples, or Amerindians, were the first inhabitants of the land we now call Guyana.
Tianna Springer secured a bronze medal for Guyana in the women’s 400 metres final at the World U20 Championships in Oregon, USA, last night.
Tajinder Singh struck an attacking half-century before Shamar Springer and Alzarri Joseph held their nerve in the final over to guide the Antigua and Barbuda Falcons to a two-wicket win over the Jamaica Kingsmen in the 2026 Caribbean Premier League opener.
Two men were killed early this morning at the East Coast bus park following a knife brawl. Kiskadee Watch can confirm that two persons were stabbed to death while another has been taken into custody.
Scores of fans lined up today on Camp Street for tickets for the Caribbean Premier League matches here.
-no estimated cost or timetable provided The government yesterday unveiled proposals for extensive works in Melanie Damishana and Non Pareil, including more than 26 kilometres of walkways, 43 kilometres of concrete drains, 43 fire hydrants and 122 additional streetlights under its Model Village Initiative.
Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed has accused President Irfaan Ali of using the government’s newly launched Model Village initiative as a distraction from the aftermath of the MV Barima maritime disaster, arguing that while families continue to mourn and await the recovery of loved ones, the administration is focused on publicity rather than accountability and improving existing communities.
President Irfaan Ali yesterday ruled out abandoning the proposed $496.3 million state-owned bottled-water plant despite objections from local manufacturers and questions about whether the project should be a priority for the Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI).
President Irfaan Ali yesterday charged 669 newly qualified nurses to uphold the highest standards of professionalism.
Triple Central American and Caribbean Games (CAC) gold medallist Raekwon Noel encouraged dozens of young swimmers to remain committed to their education and sporting development during a visit to the Colgrain Pool on Wednesday afternoon.
Vurlon Mills Football Academy (VMFA) completed a clean sweep of the Georgetown leg of the 2026 GFF Youth Ensemble by winning both the Under-13 and Under-15 championships.
-decries political victimization Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed yesterday said that members of the Guyana Police Force are being transferred and victimized for carrying out their duties professionally and refusing to take what he described as “political instructions.”
Book A Ride is celebrating its fourth anniversary and says that over 174,000 rides have been completed and it now supports more than 100 active drivers.
Viridien yesterday said that it has commenced Phase I of a 3D seismic acquisition and imaging programme offshore Guyana based on an agreement with the Ministry of Natural Resources.
-legal action could follow Attorney General Anil Nandlall SC says he is reviewing the contracts connected to the long-delayed $1.4 billion Port Kaituma stelling and legal action could follow if there is evidence of negligence by the contractor, the supervising consultants or the Ministry of Public Works.
Dear Editor, I write about a critical issue now facing the maritime community and the safety of our government operated ferries following the fallout from MV Barima tragedy.
-during visit to Mabaruma President Irfaan Ali on Wednesday pledged that the government’s support for families affected by the MV Barima disaster would not be fleeting, while outlining several planned infrastructure and social projects during a meeting with residents of Mabaruma and surrounding communities.
Guyana will have two opportunities to win medals in the 400 metres at the World Athletics U20 Championships in Oregon, USA, after Malachi Austin and Tianna Springer secured places in their respective finals last night.
The youth-led “We the People” movement has announced a second protest outside the Office of the President today, following an inaugural demonstration last week that drew about 300 participants demanding accountability for the MV Barima tragedy.
