North East La Penitence gets $80m health centre
-Anthony says vaccinations to expand at schools North East and East La Penitence now has an $80m health centre.
- Tuesday, 7th January, 2025
- Today's Paper
Only 5% of Guyana’s energy needs drawn from renewable resources – PM
Consumer affairs body launches probe of Cooking Gas incidents
Canada PM Trudeau says he will step down after new Liberal party leader named
Couple badly burned in gas explosion at Foulis home
Over 90,000 cash grant cheques distributed – Singh
New MacKenzie-Wismar Bridge 31 per cent complete – DPI
ExxonMobil sues California attorney general, environmental groups
Top Cop cautions Regional Division 4 ‘A’ ranks over body cams, corruption
New school term
A scene from La Bonne Intention Primary School yesterday. (Ministry of Education photo)
A crisis of nurses?
There is a sense in which the Tuesday, December 31st Stabroek News lead story – ‘GPHC says has seen over 60,000 patients this year’ provides a generous measure of enlightenment on both the nature and the scale of the challenges (crises?)
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)
Commemorating Stanley Greaves 90th birthday
Guyanese people deserve leaders who will fight for their interests, not cower behind geopolitical fears or blame predecessors
The PSA2016 agreement should be renegotiated to uphold Guyana’s Constitutional Laws
Deeply concerned over the delays in repairing and upgrading of several schools
Guyana should focus on extracting maximum value from the existing PSA rather than pursue a path that could imperil its economic stability
Our elderly can be catered to in a more suitable manner in future programmes
CRG supports engaging the US Dep’t of Justice on the PSA and inclusion of renegotiation on a referendum
Over 50 families choose house lots at Non-Pariel
Yesterday, more than 50 families gathered at Non-Pariel, Phase 2, East Coast Demerara, to identify their newly allocated residential lots.
Passengers, cargo at airports rose significantly last year – Field
The number of passengers processed at airports and the amount of cargo that moved through them rose significantly last year.
Croal: 800 lots to undergo regularisation in Region Ten
Guyana – Death and disorder on the roads
New walkway for Strathspey Nursery School
Re-opening of several schools in Linden delayed by one week
WPA sees coalition with PNCR/AFC as best option for opposition
Approximately 2,500 to obtain certificates of title this month – DPI
Edghill meets Grove residents, businesses over upcoming road rehab
Motorcyclist hospitalised following accident at Land of Plenty
Trending
Finance Minister vows every eligible citizen will receive cash grant
Couple badly burned in gas explosion at Foulis home
Speeding motorcyclist dies after crashing into guard rail at Rahaman’s Turn
Differently-abled persons to have their own buses – Edghill
Shelf space renter charged with fraudulent conversion
How the Cost of Living is affecting people
GPL in dispute with Honduran generators company
Woman Inspector L. Harper retires after 37 years of dedicated service
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Lloyd believes proposed two-tier World Test Championship system would signal the end of West Indies cricket
– “You can only improve against better opposition” (SportsMax) Legendary former West Indies captain, Sir Clive Lloyd, believes that plans to make Test cricket a two-tier system will signal the end to one of the world’s most iconic sports teams, the West Indies.
S Africa beat Pakistan by 10 wickets, win series 2-0
CAPE TOWN, (Reuters) – South Africa made light work of a modest target of 58 to claim victory against Pakistan by 10 wickets at a sun-bathed Newlands yesterday, wrapping up the series 2-0 inside four days of the second and final test.
Pistons edge Blazers for fourth straight win
(Field Level Media) Cade Cunningham had 32 points, nine assists and six rebounds and the host Detroit Pistons won their season-high fourth straight game with a 118-115 victory over the Portland Trail Blazers last night.
Royals & Kings latest winners in One Guyana Basketball league
Suns end skid at four games by beating 76ers
Sabalenka ready to summon the tiger inside for Melbourne three-peat bid
Woods and McIlroy’s indoor league set for prime time close-up
Afghanistan wrap up test win over Zimbabwe
Ugarte’s standout performance at Anfield gives Man Utd hope
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, Paraguay break relations over Pena’s support for opposition
CARACAS/ASUNCION, (Reuters) – Venezuela broke off diplomatic relations with Paraguay yesterday, with Paraguay expelling Venezuela’s diplomats in the country in return, a day after Paraguayan President Santiago Pena expressed support for Venezuela’s 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
Trinidad cops put extra resources into prosecutor’s murder investigation
‘Unity and resilience key to CARICOM’s future
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.
Gold miner Barrick threatens to freeze Mali operations in escalating dispute
BAMAKO, (Reuters) – Canada’s Barrick Gold ABX.TO said yesterday it would suspend operations in Mali if the country does not lift restrictions on gold shipments within the coming week, as the mining group faces what sources told Reuters amounted to a confiscation order.
China’s Xi cites corruption as ‘biggest threat’ to ruling Communist party
BEIJING, (Reuters) – Corruption is the biggest threat to China’s Communist Party, President Xi Jinping said today, in a clear warning that the ruling party is resolved to tackle a long-running problem that is now entrenched in many strata of Chinese society.
