Differently-abled persons to have their own buses – Edghill
Minister of Public Works Juan Edghill yesterday announced that buses specifically designed to transport differently-abled persons will soon be introduced.
- Sunday, 5th January, 2025
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Ram launches scathing attack on President, VP over refusal to renegotiate Exxon deal
City still plagued with unsightly garbage accumulation
State-of-the-art animal care hospital to offer services here soon
Rowley’s retirement bombshell: Trinidad President will have to appoint new PM
Linden Town Council says Parag guilty of interference in local governance affairs
Down memory lane
Body of missing Pomeroon farmer recovered from Abrams Creek
Jimmy Carter and his visits to Guyana
Man gets 18 months for armed robbery
-court hears of troubled life Ezekiel Kevin Grant, 20, was sentenced to 18 months in prison on Friday after pleading guilty to armed robbery charges.
Venezuelan swearing-in
The most dramatic event to take place in our extended neck of the woods this week will not be happening here, but in the capital to our west.
Lucas Stock Index
Deja vu for Worrell
Guyana: Is it a case of, if it isn’t broke, don’t fix it, or going forward on exchange rate reform?
Armageddon Sound Clash for National Park on Jan 25
Jagan’s letter to Gorbachev
‘Mufasa: The Lion King’ delivers a whimper instead of a roar
Fate lines
The unrelenting day
Reparations, and Organs aimed at combatting sexual violence
Not quite a roundup…Beyond the Brush and Immersion: Into the Jungle…
Restructured. Not a Resolution
Championship blunders
End of the season
Has Joseph been captured?
Cash grant operation is clumsy and incompetent
There is the sense that the oil bonanza is still not making a marked favourable difference in people’s lives
Cash grant represents one of the most cynical uses of Guyana’s newfound oil wealth
The victims of Wismar deserve closure
Opposition should not simplistically believe that history will repeat itself
It was some combination of a riot, a mob and a PPP Congress
Bandit shot dead in Sophia attempted robbery identified
The investigation continues into the escape of Sherwin Duncan, a 20-year-old labourer of Lot 775 Cummings Park, Sophia, Georgetown who along with his now dead accomplice, allegedly attempted to rob the Wan Dan Chinese Restaurant on Dennis Street, Sophia on Tuesday.
The two Ann Greenes
-an extraordinary journey of confusion, frustration, and resilience By Khamisi Slowe For Ann Greene, 74-year-old retired Chief Probation Officer and former Director of the Childcare and Protection Agency, the past 21 years have been an extraordinary journey of confusion, frustration, and resilience.
Gov’t developing new national housing policy – Croal
Problems continue to mar pensioners $100,000 distribution
Health Minister confident of staffing for new hospitals
Gov’t to surpass distribution of 50,000 house lots – Croal
DPP has advised charges against cops over abduction at Giftland
Georgetown Hospital performs Guyana’s first neonatal peritoneal dialysis
Bamia Primary School to be handed over this month – Ferguson
Brazen attack on Chinese restaurant in Sophia leaves residents fearful
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Bandit shot dead during robbery at Chinese restaurant in Sophia
Problems continue to mar pensioners $100,000 distribution
Shelf space renter charged with fraudulent conversion
Brazen attack on Chinese restaurant in Sophia leaves residents fearful
Gov’t developing new national housing policy – Croal
New harbour bridge completion further delayed to August –Edghill
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Sparta Boss triumphs in Kashif & Shanghai Futsal
– Road Warriors dazzle for third place The curtains came down on the inaugural Kashif and Shanghai National Futsal Championship on Friday night at the newly refurbished Cliff Anderson Sports Hall on Homestretch Avenue, with Sparta Boss crowned champions after a commanding 8-4 victory over Bent Street A in the final.
GDF A wins Women’s Football Championship
The Guyana Defence Force (GDF) A won the inaugural ‘Maid Marian Wheat Up’ Women’s Football Championship, defeating the GDF B by a 7-1 score last evening at the National Training Centre, Providence.
Police tames Cougars to clinch third place
Candy Boss Football Championship The Guyana Police Force (GPF) defeated Cougars by a 3-1 score to clinch third place last evening in the Candy Boss 8-a-side Football Championship at the All Saints ground in New Amsterdam.
Cycling Federation announces urgent extraordinary general meeting
Harris returns to the UFC Octagon on January 11th
Rickelton’s marathon 259, Verreynne century thumps hapless Pakistan
Kobras defeat Mambas in ‘One Guyana’ Basketball League
Australia beat India by six wickets to win series 3-1
Bumrah absent for India as wickets tumble in Sydney
‘Unity and resilience key to CARICOM’s future
Incoming Chair of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), Barbados’ Prime Minister Mia Mottley, has identified two key themes, ‘unity’ and ‘resilience’, as essential prerequisites to drive the body towards a future shaped by contemporary events such as the COVID-19 pandemic and climate change.
Teen killed as Tobago records first 2025 murder
(Trinidad Guardian) Tobago has recorded its first murder for the year, with the victim identified as 15-year-old Beris Joseph, a fourth-form student of Signal Hill Secondary School.
Persad-Bissessar slams Rowley for leading Trinidad into chaos
(Trinidad Guardian) Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar says Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley’s decision to announce his retirement now “is a clear admission of his failure to lead T&T effectively,” but National Transformation Alliance (NTA) leader Gary Griffith, who thanked Rowley for his service to country, says Rowley’s move is a politically mature one.
Jamaica’s ICON targets 1,000 new BPO jobs over next two years
Central American troops arrive in Haiti to fight gangs
Trinidad PM to bow out of elected politics
Rowley to step down as Prime Minister before general election
Argentina’s state airline cuts staff, routes, passenger perks ahead of possible sale
Hire foreign lawyers …Khan: No one wants to prosecute Trinidad gang leaders
US plans $8 billion arms sale to Israel, US officials say
(Reuters) – U.S. President Joe Biden’s administration has notified Congress of a proposed $8 billion arms sale to Israel, two U.S.
Trump demands end to North Sea ‘windmills’ in swipe at UK energy policy
LONDON, (Reuters) – U.S. President-elect Donald Trump on Friday criticised the British government’s energy policy with a demand the country “open up” the ageing North Sea oil and gas basin and get rid of wind farms.
Trump’s Republicans reelect Mike Johnson US House Speaker despite dissent
WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Mike Johnson was reelected to the chamber’s top job yesterday by a razor-thin margin that highlighted potential fissures among President-elect Donald Trump’s Republi-cans on Capitol Hill.
