Guyana News

 The latest Guyana news from Stabroek News including oil and gas coverage, crime, politics, culture, business and more.

The gathering at the event last evening (CHPA photo)
The gathering at the event last evening (CHPA photo)

Blocks initiative for Victoria

Residents of Victoria, East Coast Demerara are expected to benefit from skills training and employment opportunities through the Community-based Employment Stimulation Project (CESP).

Stranded passengers in Trinidad yesterday (Trinidad Guardian photo)

CAL cancellations leave thousands stranded

Guyana is monitoring the cancellations of a number of Caribbean Airlines flights which yesterday left hundreds of travelers stranded both locally and overseas, and Minister of Public Works Juan Edghill has said that the airline has attributed the disruptions to a human resource problems with its pilots.

The IT centre

Zara commissions IT centre at Charity

More persons living in the Charity/Urasara community will have access to Information Technology (IT) training now that the Guyana Police Force, the Zara Group of Companies and the Jay and Sylvia Sobhraj Foundation commissioned a computer centre on Thursday at Charity in Region Two.

The shotgun

Karasabai farmer arrested over shotgun

A 36-year-old farmer was arrested by police on Saturday after he was found with an unlicensed shotgun and ammunition during an intelligence-led operation Ranks from Regional Police Division #9 went to Mariro Ranch, located along the Karasabai access road.

Roshnie Bhiro

How the cost of living is affecting people Part 37

Interviews and photos by Subhana Shiwmangal and Bebi Oosman Stabroek News spoke to members of the public in the areas of Lesbeholden, Mibicuri, Johanna and Yakusari in Black Bush Polder, Corentyne about the cost of living and how it is affecting them.

Members of the JSC holding their instruments of appointment after having taken the oath before President Irfaan Ali (sixth from left)

Judicial Service Commission to advertise vacancies

As part of its efforts to fill the judicial vacancies that have for years delayed hundreds of cases here, the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) will set aside its tradition of inviting persons it believes are qualified and instead, advertise for candidates, sources say.

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