Gov’t agencies in advanced drone training
Minister of Home Affairs, Robeson Benn, today delivered remarks at the five-day drone training programme facilitated by the Customs Anti-Narcotic Unit (CANU) for various government agencies.
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Gov’t agencies in advanced drone training
Ali, Rubio agree to “jointly address” illegal immigration -US State Dep’t
New GRA app allows online registration, electronic copies of documents
Figueira criticises gov’t over treatment of Region 10
In his Budget 2025 speech yesterday, Jermaine Figueira, APNU+AFC Member of Parliament criticized the government’s handling of Region 10, calling for increased investment in the area’s infrastructure, youth empowerment, and economic opportunities.
Banks Chairman rejects claims Chinese-owned businesses being favoured
Some Mabaruma small business owners rail against political ‘fight down’ affecting their livelihoods
Too much being spent on infrastructure in security sector – Ramjattan
Rapidly evolving digital landscape is unique opportunity for cooperation with India – PM
Walton-Desir flays gov’t on handling of migrants
-Walrond highlights tourism sector progress By Khadidja Ba Day two of the 2025 budget debate generated heat yesterday, as Shadow Minister of Foreign Affairs, Amanza Walton-Desir, launched a critique of the government’s handling of migration and foreign policy.
Ayodele Dalgety-Dean wins Sabga award for public and civic contributions
Ayodele Dalgety-Dean has been announced as the Anthony N Sabga Awards, Caribbean Excellence Laureate for Public & Civic Contributions.
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Mother charges negligence as causing baby’s death during childbirth at GPH
Beneficiaries can collect cash grant for those who died before cheque issued – AG
Ali, Rubio agree to “jointly address” illegal immigration -US State Dep’t
Guyana cops gold, silver, bronze at 2025 Caribbean STEM Olympiads
Domestic violence survivor in dire straits; facing eviction, nursing serious health issues
New GRA app allows online registration, electronic copies of documents
Banks Chairman rejects claims Chinese-owned businesses being favoured
Inaugural Jonestown tour successful – Wanderlust Adventures
Trump and Caribbean-US relations
It would be naïve, arguably downright guileless to pretend that Donald Trump’s return to the presidency of the United States will have no significant bearing on Washington’s relationship(s) with CARICOM, a truism that has already been made manifest by the early soundings that are deriving from the new administration.
Trump at Davos
Resisting U.S. imperialism in Haiti: CARICOM’s role
Nonagenarian Hilda Phillips urges revival, preservation of traditional culture in Santa Rosa
The return of Brandon Harding
Patriots in quest to digitise Guyana’s National Anthem
Guyana’s constitutional and legal architecture establishes that all revenues received be paid into one Consolidated Fund
We would like the President to address the financial inequities borne by Medexes across the country
I respectfully ask Mr. Ramkarran to bring to the attention of your readers the occasion or occasions on which I described Cheddi Jagan as racist
Differently abled citizen unsure of public assistance and cash grant eligibility
It would have been preferable that the Gecom Chair’s conclusions on biometrics were informed by expert-driven technical advice
Disappointed with current level of budget debate
We urge the authorities to provide clear evidence of the dogs’ well-being
The time has come for the creation of Political Action Committees to break the chain of perpetual incompetence
Potarinau man set home on fire – police
Tain desilting:
Men remain in custody over Belle West’s woman’s murder
Mother charges negligence as causing baby’s death during childbirth at GPH
GuySuCo seeking contractors for mechanized harvesting
Banks Chairman calls for review of capital market laws and regulations
Construction of new $831M Campbellville Health Centre underway
Domestic violence survivor in dire straits; facing eviction, nursing serious health issues
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Nonagenarian Hilda Phillips urges revival, preservation of traditional culture in Santa Rosa
The return of Brandon Harding
Patriots in quest to digitise Guyana’s National Anthem
Diana Trotman turned baby gift dilemma into business opportunity
Kitchen experiment: Coconut Shine Rice
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Consistency over intensity
Being responsible in a world rushing towards madness
Seeking legal advice before renting premises
Honouring India’s Republic Day
Warrican bags five as West Indies win in Pakistan after 34 years
(ESPN) Jomel Warrican and the rest of West Indies’ spin cast hoisted Pakistan with their own petard, spinning a web around Pakistan’s batters to skittle them out for 133, securing a first win on Pakistan soil since 1990.
Budget 2025 ‘forward-thinking and impactful’ – Private Sector Commission
Commenting on the recently presented Budget 2025, the Private Sector Commission (PSC) in a release on Wednesday described the policies outlined by Senior Minister in the Office of the President with responsibility for Finance and the Public Service, Dr.
As part of Guyana’s pursuit of global standards recognition GNBS launches pursuit of standardization strategy
Argentina to slash grains export taxes in gift to hard-hit farmers
Jamaica’s Caribbean Broilers Group investing heavily in regional poultry sector
How Tech is Transforming the Caribbean Payments Landscape
Survey of Trinidad businesses shows major forex challenges
Caribbean Airlines aircraft suffers engine failure en route to Trinidad
(Trinidad Guardian) A Caribbean Airlines ATR 72-600 flying from Tobago to Trinidad suffered an engine failure on Monday night while operating its final flight for the day.
Trump order set to halt supply of HIV, malaria drugs to poor countries, sources say
LONDON, (Reuters) – The Trump administration has moved to stop the supply of lifesaving drugs for HIV, malaria and tuberculosis, as well as medical supplies for newborn babies, in countries supported by USAID around the globe, a memo reviewed by Reuters showed.
