Did Mr Corbin leave any final advice for the party he so dearly loved?
Dear Editor, Your article “Corbin hailed for coalition-building, decades of public service” was an important tribute.
Hip replacement gives Lloyd Millington hope after 12 years of struggle
After living with a hip ailment for more than 12 years, Lloyd Millington says a hip replacement at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) has given him renewed hope of returning to the activities that once shaped his daily life.
GPHC nurses begin six-month dialysis training programme
Twelve nurses at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) are participating in a six-month training programme aimed at strengthening dialysis care, through a partnership with the University of Calgary’s Cumming School of Medicine.
Beyond the rhetoric on food security
“Put yuh money whey yuh mouth deh” is an expression that is often used in Guyana as a challenge to show commitment to what one says through one’s actions.
Bolsonaro wins endorsements from right-wing rivals for Brazil election runoff
RIO DE JANEIRO/SAO PAULO, (Reuters) – Senator Flavio Bolsonaro received today endorsements from Ronaldo Caiado and Romeu Zema, two right-wing politicians who ran against him in yesterday’s first-round vote, for the runoff against President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva later this month.
Golden Jaguars crush Dominica 8-1 to complete perfect Nations League window
Guyana’s Golden Jaguars continued their dominant Concacaf Nations League campaign with a commanding 8-1 victory over Dominica on Sunday, recording their fourth consecutive win and strengthening their grip on the top spot in League B, Group A.
Routledge should now acknowledge Exxon needs Guyana more than Guyana needs it
Dear Editor, Exxon’s Alistair Routledge’s usual full of himself outburst that “It’s not our job to build the nation…they didn’t vote for us…we are not representatives of the people” in response to a media question about Guyanese demanding more from his company, was typical of his imperiousness and disdain for the Guyanese people from the day he set foot in Guyana, to the extent that distinguished Attorney Christopher Ram joined by others, publicly called for his removal.
SVC/AJM crush Avinash All-Stars by 87 runs to book national finals berth
SVC/AJM CC secured their place in the National Finals of the Lotto/Let’s Bet One Guyana T10 Tapeball Blast with a commanding 87-run victory over Avinash All-Stars in the Georgetown/East Coast Demerara zone final at the Enmore Community Centre Ground on Sunday.
Agatash bounce back, West Ruimveldt rally in Courts Optical Pee Wee action
Agatash Primary recovered from defeat to claim a narrow victory, while West Ruimveldt overturned an early deficit to win on a busy Saturday in the Courts Optical Pee Wee football championship.
Abu Zaman to chair the Guyana Development Bank
Former Scotiabank Guyana branch head Abu Zaman has been named as the Chairman of the Guyana Development Bank.
Corbin hailed for coalition-building, decades of public service
Robert Corbin’s role in bringing former political adversaries together and his decades of public service were recalled yesterday as tributes followed the death of the former PNCR leader and Opposition Leader at the age of 78.
External investigators needed for Karimbaksh probe – source
The absence of a functioning Police Service Commission (PSC) does not prevent a criminal investigation into the allegations against Deputy Commissioner Fazil Karimbaksh, a source familiar with police disciplinary procedures has said, while questioning whether an investigation conducted solely by ranks of the GPF could be considered independent.
Management the cause of GuySuCo’s problems not weather
Dear Editor, In his Report to the Nation for 2025, Mr. Paul Cheong stated that “the year 2025 was marked by both improved sugar production.”One
Guyana trounces Dominica 8-1 in Concacaf Nations League
Guyana yesterday trounced Dominica 8-1 in the Concacaf Nations League. According to ESPN there were two goals each for Omari Glasgow, Deon Moore and Elliott Bonds.
SOCU Head should be sent on administrative leave, there should be independent oversight of probe
Dear Editor, I write in response to your article, “Top Cop appoints team to probe rape allegation against SOCU head” (Kiskadee Watch, October 3, 2026).
Overnight garbage collection under way in city
The Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development is carrying out overnight garbage collection operations across Georgetown as part of efforts to address solid waste accumulation in the city.
Red Thread appalled at proposed confrontation in Karimbaksh probe
— De Souza questions investigative team, calls for protection of complainant Red Thread’s Karen De Souza has criticised Home Affairs Minister Oneidge Walrond’s announcement of a proposed confrontation in the investigation into a rape allegation against Deputy Commissioner of Police Fazil Karimbaksh, and dismissed the appointment of an internal investigative team as “foolishness” and “nonsense”.
Kazakhstan pursuing US$5.2 billion fine against ExxonMobil others over sulphur storage violations
MOSCOW, (Reuters) – Kazakhstan has restarted enforcement action to collect a 2.3 trillion tenge (US$5.22 billion) fine from the international consortium operating the Kashagan oilfield, Interfax reported on Wednesday, citing the Ministry of Justice.
Walrond says unanswered police calls must be tracked
—identifies failure to answer public as major challenge Minister of Home Affairs Oneidge Walrond has identified unanswered calls to police stations as a major challenge and says the government’s programme to digitise the Guyana Police Force must allow these failures to be tracked.
Mayor says Thomas St work is gov’t initiative, not King’s Foundation project
Georgetown Mayor Alfred Mentore says the ongoing Thomas Street project should be viewed primarily as a Government of Guyana initiative, despite the involvement of the United Kingdom-based King’s Foundation.
