-says regulatory capacity lacking APNU Member of Parliament and Natural Resources spokesman Sharma Solomon is calling for greater scrutiny of uranium exploration activities in Guyana, arguing that the country has yet to demonstrate the regulatory capacity, institutional strength and transparency needed to oversee the sector.
Two drivers were yesterday remanded to prison after being charged with causing the death of an Essequibo Coast man in a three-vehicle accident along the Providence Public Road, East Bank Demerara, on Saturday.
Bevon Griffith, also called `Spooney,’ yesterday entered a not guilty plea to the charge of murder in furtherance of a robbery in connection with the 2023 killing of Trion Parks.
-urges preservation of CCTV footage Zaid Khan, an American citizen with a disability who alleged that he was subjected to humiliating treatment during a security screening at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA), Timehri last week says he has escalated his complaint to the highest levels of the United States government.
Yogendra Sukhdeo, who has been charged with the 2023 murder of Amit Singh, is expected to stand trial before Justice Sandil Kissoon at the High Court in Demerara on June 24 2026.
Beginning in September this year, the University of Guyana’s Bachelor of Science in Accountancy programme will be formally accredited by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA).
Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of South Florida, Dr Maya Trotz, will deliver the feature address at the upcoming “Gender on the Frontlines” Feminist Conference, which will examine the interconnected issues of gender, health and the environment.
A seven-year-old boy drowned on Sunday afternoon after he reportedly slipped into a pond behind the Glasgow Housing Scheme, East Bank Berbice.
A 54-year-old Venezuelan national was yesterday remanded to prison after being charged in connection with an ongoing investigation into the alleged possession of firearms and ammunition without a licence at Schoonord, West Bank Demerara.
Institutions representing more than US$24 trillion in assets under management, lending capacity and balance sheet strength participated in the inaugural Caribbean Economic Forum (CEF) held in Barbados last week, organisers have said.
With 368 athletes already registered, the Athletics Association of Guyana’s 2026 National Championships will take on its biggest weekend format in recent years when the event gets underway on Friday at the National Track and Field Centre.
Guyana on Sunday welcomed maritime officials and industry stakeholders from across the region for the opening of the Fifth Regional Meeting of Directors and Heads of Maritime Administrations (DIHMAR), a forum aimed at strengthening regional cooperation and advancing maritime development.
The Telecommunications Agency has invited public comments on four applications for frequency authorisations submitted by businesses and an amateur radio operator seeking to establish private telecommunications networks.
Regional Chairman of Barima-Waini (Region One), Brentnol Ashley recently commissioned a newly constructed bleacher at the Black Water Playfield, a project that will enhance the sporting experience for athletes, supporters, and the wider community.
Dear Editor, On Sunday June 21, we here and elsewhere celebrated Father’s Day, a day set aside to honour and remember, albeit many different experiences, our fathers.
Dear Editor, Much is said in Guyana about development, modernisation, transformation and investment, but far less attention is paid to one of the practical conditions that determines whether these ambitions succeed or fail.
Ruddy Raymond on Saturday became the country’s latest accident victim when a canter truck suddenly swerved into the path of a speeding minibus on the busy Providence Public, East Bank Demerara Barely a day passes without reports of another serious accident somewhere in Guyana.
Lisa Hamilton emerged as the overall winner of the inaugural Guyana Cup Pizza-Making Competition on Wednesday evening after capturing the Guyanese Gourmet Pizza category and earning the highest score among the competition’s ten participants.
AN OPEN LETTER TO THE SPEAKER OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY Hon. Manzoor Nadir, M.P. Speaker of the National Assembly Parliament of the Co-operative Republic of Guyana Dear Mr.
Former THAG President Gerry Gouveia has called for an end to the noise nuisance behind the Marriott Hotel.
