Kyle Couchman completed an unbeaten defence of the National Junior Chess Championship title yesterday morning, drawing with his closest rival, Candidate Master (CM) Sachin Pitamber, to secure first place when the Ennermech-sponsored tournament concluded at Olympic House, Liliendaal.
An urgent appeal has been issued for the maritime community to intensify search and rescue efforts for a crew – captained by a Guyanese – whose vessel caught fire at sea five days ago.
Prof. C. Justin Robinson is a national of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, He obtained his PhD in Finance from the University of Manchester, UK.
Katia Fitzpatrick Carey spent years training to become a dentist, but it was during a pause in her professional career after the birth of her daughter that she discovered an unexpected calling—transforming Indigenous stories, symbols and traditions into hand-painted garments that are now attracting attention well beyond Guyana’s borders.
The Guyana Zoological Park will be temporarily closed to the public as preparatory works begin for planned improvements to the facility.
Police have arrested a 47-year-old vendor after allegedly finding 30 grammes of suspected cannabis during an intelligence-led operation at Castello Housing Scheme, Georgetown, on Friday.
Dragonfly Drones and Geospatial Solutions concluded its third annual Drone Kids | Drone Girls Summer Camp, empowering more than 50 young innovators through an immersive four-day STEM experience.
Dear Editor, CRG extends condolences to the families of those affected by the recent earthquakes in Venezuela.
Guyana’s political landscape appears to have undergone a significant transformation following the 2025 General and Regional Elections.
Trinidadian businessman Dominic Hadeed and his wife, Genevieve Hadeed, will remain in prison after the Court of Appeal yesterday ruled that the interim stay granted on Thursday will remain in force while the State pursues an appeal to the UK Privy Council.
Former Energy Chamber chief executive officer Dr Dax Driver has raised questions as to whether Trinidad and Tobago has the energy generation capacity to supply the proposed data centres.
Minister of Agriculture Zulfikar Mustapha today responded to allegations made about the mining acquisitions of his son.
CARICOM Heads of Government at their recent meeting in St Lucia agreed to explore common legislation on social media access by children.
Mining company First Bauxite Inc. has announced a change in ownership, revealing that it has entered into an agreement under which Strategic Bauxite has now acquired the company.
Barbados has declared a Day of National Mourning following the death of cricket legend Sir Garfield Sobers yesterday, as tributes continued to come from regional leaders, international cricket authorities and sporting organisations.
-prosecution says more than 16 barrels may have been involved, records obtained from Scotiabank Businessman Lyndale Lyles, a United States national, was yesterday remanded to prison after he pleaded not guilty to 11 charges relating to the alleged trafficking of cannabis, firearms and ammunition.
The Ministry of Public Utilities and Aviation says that it is actively engaging all relevant local and international law enforcement agencies to bring Captain Suniel Kumar – who it described as a lead perpetrator of fraudulent registry activities – to account.
Ministry has to provide more detail on NGSA statistical standardization processes Dear Editor, The recent announcement of the 2026 NGSA results has generated public interest and discussions among parents, educators, and members of the wider society, with many questioning whether the distribution of the standardized scores reflects genuine differences in the results of candidates.
Former FIFA vice-president and ex-government minister Jack Warner has won a decisive legal victory after the High Court permanently stayed the extradition proceedings brought against him by the United States, the Trinidad Guardian reported.
Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Shalimar Ali-Hack on Thursday credited the Canadian-funded Justice Education Society (JES) project with helping to strengthen Guyana’s criminal justice system, citing improvements in police investigations, prosecutions, the handling of evidence and access to justice in hinterland communities.
