COPA offering more flights between Guyana and Panama
COPA today announced it is offering more flights between Guyana and Panama.
- Thursday, 9th January, 2025
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GuySuCo to outsource cane harvesting, delivery – CEO
Thirty-two workplace deaths recorded last year – Labour Minister
Ministry defends management of poultry industry
ExxonMobil’s Chinese partner in Stabroek Block on US list for ties to China’s military
Exxon signals weaker performance across the board to hurt Q4 profits
All set for `From whence we came: the Chinese experience’
Guard charged with shooting outside of Chinese store
Chevron confident of Hess merger
City Council debates salary increases
-amid revenue shortfall The Georgetown City Council engaged in intense debate on Monday over whether to implement salary increases for its more than 500 employees in 2024 and 2025, as the municipality grapples with a significant revenue shortfall.
Deadly heat
Continuing the trend of the last few years, 2024 was the hottest year recorded in history and as had been predicted, it exceeded the 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 F) limit above the pre-industrial average set by the 2015 Paris Agreement.
What tariffs can and can’t do
China won’t save Labour’s Britain
‘Project 2025’ and America’s future role in the World
Australia’s Great Social-Media Experiment
Why not the `Because we care’ cash grant approach?
A moment of pride for all Guyanese
Plan to achieve your best life in this new year
Cliff Anderson Sports Hall rehabilitation may be another example of willful waste
Shenanigans are trumping and obstructing GECOM’s deliberations
I appeal again for Budget 2025 to substantially increase the minimum NIS pension
Increasing size and number of fines only way to tackle road carnage
-former UK envoy Former UK High Commissioner to Guyana, Greg Quinn says that the only way to halt the carnage on this country’s roads is to increase the size and number of punitive fines and punishments being handed out to drivers breaking the law.
Hess CEO upbeat on oil demand, says Guyana’s potential barely scratched
HOUSTON, (Reuters) – Hess (HES.N) CEO John Hess said yesterday he sees the oil market as closer to being balanced than oversupplied this year, despite worries about demand from China and greater production from U.S.
File for DPP on Five Corner shootings, ruckus
EPA grants Canadian mining company Interim Environmental Permit
Man who chopped taxi driver on December 17 remains free
Ministers in meeting on GWI projects
River View vendor charged with firearm, ammo possession
Eight GDF NCOs promoted to Warrant Officers
PNCR meets National Front Alliance
Probe launched by consumers body of gas bottle explosions
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Increasing size and number of fines only way to tackle road carnage
GuySuCo to outsource cane harvesting, delivery – CEO
Ministry defends management of poultry industry
ExxonMobil’s Chinese partner in Stabroek Block on US list for ties to China’s military
COPA offering more flights between Guyana and Panama
City Council debates salary increases
Hess CEO upbeat on oil demand, says Guyana’s potential barely scratched
PNCR meets National Front Alliance
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Anil Beharry Contributes to CWC Bomb Squad Award Ceremony
The Crabwood Creek Bomb Squad Cricket Club will host its first-ever awards ceremony on January 11 and the event will celebrate outstanding performances from the 2023–2024 period, benefiting several young cricketers through the commendable initiative.
Martin Guptill confirms retirement from international cricket
(ESPN) Martin Guptill has officially confirmed his retirement from international cricket, having last played for New Zealand in October 2022.
Liverpool incensed as Tottenham match-winner Bergvall escapes red card
LONDON, (Reuters) – Swedish teenager Lucas Bergvall opened his Tottenham Hotspur account in thrilling fashion with the winner in yesterday’s League Cup semi-final first leg but should not even have been on the pitch according to Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk.
Deschamps confirms he will leave France job in 2026, successor not yet named
PCB moves tri-series to Lahore and Karachi to indicate readiness for Champions Trophy
ICC cricket rankings: Boland, Bumrah, Bavuma and Babar make gains
US withholds WADA dues, calls for reforms to global watchdog
New Zealand clinch ODI series despite Theekshana hat-trick
Pistons go over .500 mark by beating Nets
Mexico president chides Trump: Mexican America ‘sounds nice’
MEXICO CITY, (Reuters) – Mexico President Claudia Sheinbaum yesterday suggested North America including the United States could be renamed “Mexican America” – an historic name used on an early map of the region – in response to U.S.
Trinidad man killed while driving home with mom
(Trinidad Express) A man was shot dead while being driven home by his mother in Belmont on Tuesday night.
Jamaica PM, Integrity Commission to face off October 13 in court over report on financials
(Jamaica Gleaner) Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness and the Integrity Commission (IC) are set to face trial in October over a report concerning his financial affairs.
In first, Cuba leases farmland to foreign firm
Argentina privatizes state metal firm in Milei era first
Incoming Trinidad PM says won’t be distracted by Kamla’s ‘nasty’ attacks
Trump will not rule out force to take Panama Canal, Greenland
Venezuela’s Maduro says two US citizens arrested among group of ‘mercenaries’
Venezuela opposition leader meets with Biden, speaks to Trump advisor
US determines Sudan’s RSF committed genocide, imposes sanctions on leader
WASHINGTON/NAIROBI/CAIRO, (Reuters) – The United States determined yesterday that members of Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and allied militias committed genocide in Sudan and imposed sanctions on the group’s leader over a conflict that has killed tens of thousands of people and driven millions from their homes.
Spain’s Sanchez says Musk attacks Europe’s institutions, incites hatred
MADRID, (Reuters) – Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez today attacked billionaire Elon Musk for interfering in European politics, accusing him of undermining democracy.
Tens of thousands flee as wildfires tear through Los Angeles area
LOS ANGELES, (Reuters) – More than 30,000 people evacuated their homes as a wildfire ripped through an upscale coastal area of Los Angeles on Tuesday and into Wednesday, with Hollywood celebrities among those fleeing by car and on foot as flames engulfed homes and set hillsides ablaze.
