ExxonMobil’s Chinese partner in Stabroek Block on US list for ties to China’s military
ExxonMobil’s partner in Guyana’s offshore Stabroek Block, CNOOC, has been placed by the US on a list of companies with ties to the Chinese military.
- Wednesday, 8th January, 2025
- Today's Paper
City Council debates salary increases
Trump won’t rule out military, economic action as he seeks control of Panama Canal, Greenland
Probe launched by consumers body of gas bottle explosions
GPL lost 25% of power generated last year
File for DPP on Five Corner shootings, ruckus
Following the hair-raising firing of guns at Five Corner, Linden on December 29, a file has been prepared for advice from the Chamber of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP).
Increasing size and number of fines only way to tackle road carnage
Ministry defends management of poultry industry
Hess CEO upbeat on oil demand, says Guyana’s potential barely scratched
Kumaka walkabout
Minister of Health, Dr Frank Anthony yesterday conducted a walkabout on the Kumaka Waterfront in Region One (Barima-Waini). A release from his ministry said that the initiative aimed to foster dialogue, address concerns, and gather feedback on health issues affecting residents. (Ministry of Health photo)
CASH questions
The Cliff Anderson Sports Hall (CASH) is in the headlines again, attracting a bevy of difficult questions.
China won’t save Labour’s Britain
‘Project 2025’ and America’s future role in the World
Australia’s Great Social-Media Experiment
What next for CARICOM after COP 29?
Accountability Watch’s Year in review: A summary of the main issues discussed (Part II)
Demolish this dilapidated and raggedy market
Mr Sears should know that the RDC is responsible for the upkeep of schools
Guygas is proud of its unblemished safety record and welcomes the CCAC probe
Some old-age pensioners still to receive 2025 pension book
A question for the protagonists of a renegotiated oil deal
The PNCR clearly sees renegotiation of the oil contract as an urgent national priority
EPA grants Canadian mining company Interim Environmental Permit
-for Oko West Gold project Canada-based mining company, G Mining Ventures Corporation (GMIN), says it has received an Interim Environmental Permit (IEP) from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in response to its Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) submissions (jointly, ESIA), made in November 2024 for the corporation’s Oko West Gold project.
Ministers in meeting on GWI projects
Housing and Water Minister Collin Croal and Susan Rodrigues, Minister within the Ministry of Housing and Water yesterday sat down with Public Works Ministers Juan Edghill and Minister in the Ministry Deodat Indar to discuss key aspects of upcoming projects spearheaded by the Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI).
Man who chopped taxi driver on December 17 remains free
River View vendor charged with firearm, ammo possession
Eight GDF NCOs promoted to Warrant Officers
PNCR meets National Front Alliance
Man charged with New Year’s killing of brother
North East La Penitence gets $18m health centre
Only 5% of Guyana’s energy needs drawn from renewable resources – PM
Over 90,000 cash grant cheques distributed – Singh
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New MacKenzie-Wismar Bridge 31 per cent complete – DPI
Top Cop cautions Regional Division 4 ‘A’ ranks over body cams, corruption
Guyana – Death and disorder on the roads
GPL lost 25% of power generated last year
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Deryck Murray on West Indies cricket: Need for proper development model
(Trinidad Express) Former West Indies wicketkeeper Deryck Murray says there is a need for proper development from the grassroots level straight up to the elite level.
Coley hopes WI can build from 2024 experiences…
(Trinidad Express) Andre Coley says while the two-match Test series in Pakistan will be his last as head coach of the West Indies’ Test team, that is not his main focus.
GFF Elite League qualification tournament kicks off Saturday
– Lake Mainstay FC draws bye to semi-finals “Big goal” football is set to make a return to action in Guyana as the much-anticipated Guyana Football Federation (GFF) Elite League Promotional Playoff kicks off on Saturday, January 11.
When are the GOA’s ambitious plans going to be implemented?
Gauff in superb form for latest Australian Open campaign
Nikita Miller ready to spin a new chapter as Windies assistant coach
Shastri and Ponting weigh in on struggling Kohli, Rohit
LaMelo Ball, Hornets beat Suns to stop 10-game slide
Quentin Grimes’ 23 points lead Mavericks past Lakers
Trump will not rule out force to take Panama Canal, Greenland
PALM BEACH, Florida, (Reuters) – U.S. President-elect Donald Trump refused yesterday to rule out using military or economic action to pursue acquisition of the Panama Canal and Greenland, part of a broader expansionist agenda he has promoted since winning the Nov.
Venezuela opposition leader meets with Biden, speaks to Trump advisor
WASHINGTON/CARACAS, (Reuters) – Venezuelan opposition leader Edmundo Gonzalez, who says he won a July presidential election and is recognized by multiple countries as president-elect, said yesterday he had a fruitful meeting with U.S.
Young to succeed Rowley as Trinidad PM
(Trinidad Express) Prime Minister in waiting Stuart Young is expected to take up official duties by the end of February.
Venezuela’s Maduro says two US citizens arrested among group of ‘mercenaries’
Venezuela, Paraguay break relations over Pena’s support for opposition
Trinidad SoE could hurt foreign direct investment – security expert
Ecuador’s ex-VP Glas back in prison after evacuation amid inmate chaos
Twenty-one the magic number to appoint Trinidad PM
UK authorities warned of dangerous T&T gang member in that country
Rescue efforts under way after earthquake in Tibet kills more than 120
BEIJING, (Reuters) – More than 400 people trapped by a strong earthquake in the foothills of the Himalayas have been rescued, Chinese officials said, while over 30,000 residents have been relocated, as the search for survivors entered a second day on Wednesday.
Powerful Tibet earthquake kills nearly 100, rattles Nepal
BEIJING/KATHMANDU (Reuters) – A magnitude 6.8 earthquake struck the foothills of the Himalayas near one of Tibet’s holiest cities today, killing at least 95 people and collapsing hundreds of houses, Chinese authorities said.
Trudeau to resign as prime minister after nine years, blames party infighting
OTTAWA, (Reuters) – Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau yesterday said he would step down in the coming months after nine years in power, bowing to pressure from lawmakers alarmed by his Liberal Party’s miserable showing in pre-election polls.
