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13 Jan, 17:43

Carpenter fined for pelting woman with brick
A 50-year-old carpenter and mason from East Ruimveldt, Georgetown, faced legal consequences for pelting a woman with a brick during a heated confrontation on January 9, 2025.The accused, Eclife Caravan, appeared on Friday last, before Senior Magistrate Fabayo Azore at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Courts, where he pleaded guilty to unlawfully assaulting Daphnie Langervine with intent to cause bodily harm. He was fined $50,000, with an alternative sentence of three months in prison.The court was informed that Caravan and Langervine had known each other for years, as he often performed work for Langervine and her brother. The incident occurred in the yard of Langervine’s residence, where Caravan’s niece also resides. Caravan had been previously warned to stay away from the property but entered at the request of his niece. During the confrontation, Langervine reportedly threw a brick at Caravan, striking him i...
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13 Jan, 17:43

Approximately 86 properties destroyed by fire across Regions 5 & 6 in 2024
In 2024, a series of fires destroyed approximately eighty-six (86) properties across Regions Five and Six. This was revealed by Divisional Fire Officer Clive McDonald. According to McDonald throughout 2024, the Fire Stations within both regions collectively responded to a staggering 762 emergency calls. Of these, 465 incidents were categorized as grass fires, indicating a potentially hazardous fire season. “During the dry season, the Fire Service responded to a lot of grass and rubbish fires. 86 of those were properties, and out of that, only 72 were malicious, in nature,”  McDonald disclosed. The repercussions of these fires were severe, leaving 126 individuals homeless and upending families and lives in the process. Tragically, the toll of these incidents extended beyond property loss, with six individuals losing their lives while trapped in their homes during fiery ...
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13 Jan, 17:43

Election Fraud Cases: Acting Chief Magistrate Rules for Expedited Summary Trial
Acting Chief Magistrate Faith Mc Gusty has ruled that the election fraud cases stemming from Guyana’s contentious 2020 national elections will proceed summarily, prioritising expediency and public interest. Delivering her decision on Monday at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Courts, Magistrate Mc Gusty emphasised that the prolonged duration of the case and its significant public interest necessitated a summary trial. According to her, this approach aims to avoid further delays and expedite the administration of justice.Typically, an indictable process involves a preliminary inquiry or paper committal proceeding to determine whether sufficient evidence exists to send the case to the High Court. However, by proceeding summarily, the trial will be conducted directly by the magistrate, significantly reducing procedural delays. The defence, led by Attorney-at-Law Nigel Hughes, had ...
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13 Jan, 13:12

Almost 2,000 Young Professional Homes completed, 1,500 more by first quarter of 2025
During a Facebook livestream on Sunday, January 12, President Dr. Irfaan Ali stated that nearly 2,000 homes under the Young Professional Homes Programme had been completed, with an additional 1,500 set for completion by the first quarter of 2025. The Head of State, during the livestream, pointed to the government’s commitment to empowering young professionals through home ownership. “This is what we are delivering every single day to the people of our country,” the Head of State declared. Underlining the progress in Guyana’s housing sector, President Ali highlighted the government’s significant investment of over $244 billion in the past four years, revitalising a sector he described as “practically dead” under the previous administration.He noted that since the People’s Progressive Party Civic (PPP/C) took office, over 41,000 house lots have been allocate...
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13 Jan, 13:12

Pres. Ali announces biomedical hubs to cut reliance on imported medical supplies
President Dr. Irfaan Ali has said that the government will establish biomedical hubs in Guyana to reduce the country’s reliance on imported medical supplies and improve healthcare access for all citizens.“We are establishing biomedical hubs in Guyana to reduce our dependence on imported medical supplies,” the Head of State said. According to Dr. Ali, these hubs are expected to play a vital role in local production of medical equipment and supplies, which will help cut costs and ensure a more self-sufficient healthcare system. Moreover, these biomedical hubs will not only address the demand for medical supplies within the country but also serve as a springboard for future growth in medical tourism, an area that the President sees as having great potential for Guyana.“We are laying the groundwork, incentivising private sector investment and [attract] Foreign Direct Inve...
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13 Jan, 01:10

With free education at UG, there must be value for money – Education Minister
Minister of Education Priya Manickchand has said that while the government’s move to make the University of Guyana (UG) tuition-free is significant, ensuring that the university delivers value for money is equally essential.“Making the University of Guyana free has been something the government worked on, looked at, and wanted to do. We also have, which we have openly spoken to the Vice Chancellor about, we have to look at efficiency at a university too,” Manickchand stated during her ministry’s year-end press conference. “It is not just what you get, it is how you spend what you get and whether we’re getting full value for money.” Manickchand pointed out concerns regarding the delivery of classes, noting that some courses are being offered fully online, which, she argued, could reduce the university to an entirely online institution. She also highlighted rep...
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13 Jan, 01:10

Over 60,000 sustained jobs created in four years, more opportunities ahead – President Ali
President Dr. Irfaan Ali disclosed today that his administration has not only fulfilled its 2020 manifesto promise to create 50,000 jobs but has exceeded it, generating over 60,000 sustained jobs in just four years. Speaking during a Facebook live stream, the Head of State posited that this achievement is a hallmark of his government’s commitment to economic growth and employment.“This is a substance of our governance,” President Ali declared. “When we came to the people in 2020, we promised 50,000 jobs. I am only looking here at the sustained jobs.”He clarified that the reported figure focuses exclusively on sustained employment, separate from temporary or indirect jobs generated in sectors like construction and forestry, or through the reopening of markets impacted by the shutdown of the Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) by the former administration. ...
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12 Jan, 18:41

Essequibo motorcyclist dies days after crashing into utility pole
Mark Simon, the 32-year-old motorcyclist, who had reportedly crashed into a utility pole on the Land of Plenty Public Road, Essequibo Coast, last Sunday, has succumbed. Region’s Two Commander Superintendent Khemraj Shivbaran disclosed that Simon died on Wednesday. According to the Guyana Police Force (GPF), Simon was riding a motorcycle bearing registration CP 115 northbound along the Land of Plenty Public Road, allegedly at a fast rate, when he lost control and collided with a Guyana Power and Light (GPL) utility pole located on the western side of the road.The impact of the collision caused Simon to fall onto the roadway, where he sustained multiple injuries, including head trauma, a fractured rib, and a broken hip.Anti-crime patrol ranks responded swiftly, picking up Simon in an unconscious state and transporting him to the Suddie Public Hospital. He was examined by the doctor on duty,...
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12 Jan, 18:41

From a school Dropout to Determined- Acquiring a GOAL scholarship changed Bethany Mother life
At just 30 years old, Ravina Thomas is a wife, mother of two, a make-up artist and student, embodying resilience and determination.Growing up in Bethany Amerindian community, Ravina attended Aurora Secondary School but made the difficult decision to drop out in Grade 10. Reflecting on that time, she admits, “I was young and chose a boy over books.” That boy, however, would later become her husband and partner in life. For years, Ravina put her dreams on hold, focusing on her family and the responsibilities of being a young wife and mother. But deep down, she knew she wanted more—not just for herself but for her family. In 2023, Ravina took a bold step and applied for the SCQF program, a decision that changed the trajectory of her life. Despite the challenges of juggling family life and studies, she completed the program and proudly earned her diploma.Not st...
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12 Jan, 18:41

New $688M Christ Church Secondary School to be completed by March
Minister of Education Priya Manickchand has announced that the new $688 million Christ Church Secondary School is set for completion by March 2025.“We had a change in design because the school is now completely different from what it initially was,” Minister Manickchand shared during her Ministry’s year-end press conference on Friday.“These are some of the challenges we face. We want schools to be built safely, and we are working with contractors who bid publicly. Trust me, this is something we want finished, too. In fact, we wanted it finished so much that we adopted a new approach. We decided to divide the project into eight lots and assign them to eight contractors, all of whom will work simultaneously to complete the school.”The Education Minister noted that she has been meeting with contractors and consultants, emphasizing the urgency of completing school projects on time. ?...
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12 Jan, 06:40

First phase of infrastructure completed in Strathspey New Housing Scheme – Min. Rodrigues
Minister within the Ministry of Housing and Water, Susan Rodrigues, has revealed that the first phase of infrastructure development in the Strathspey New Housing Scheme has been completed. She made this announcement on Saturday when President Dr. Irfaan Ali and two other government ministers visited the community.While addressing a large gathering, Minister Rodrigues commended the allottees for their dedication to building their homes.“This is one of those new thriving housing areas, and I’m so proud of the allottees who are building here. I can safely say that we have completed the first phase of infrastructure for these new areas,” said Minister Rodrigues. “We have installed electricity and water, and many of the allottees are in the process of constructing their homes.”The Minister highlighted the government’s commitment to supporting homeowners, par...
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12 Jan, 06:40

Hicken: Police should not be staying at the stations anymore
Commissioner of Police, Clifton Hicken, along with members of the Guyana Police Force’s Executive Leadership Team (ELT), visited Regional Police Division #6 on Friday, January 10, 2025. The delegation, which included Deputy Commissioners Ravindradat Budhram, Simon McBean, and Wendell Blanhum, addressed officers and ranks alongside Divisional Commander Senior Superintendent Shivpersaud Bacchus during a meeting at the Central Police Station headquarters in New Amsterdam, Berbice.The meeting served as an opportunity for the leadership team to set the tone for the year ahead and outline expectations for the force in 2025 and beyond. Deputy Commissioner Simon McBean emphasized the importance of personal development and leveraging the ongoing technological advancements within the force. He noted that these opportunities would make policing more efficient and urged officers to embrace them fully....
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12 Jan, 06:40

President Ali Announces Honey Production Initiative to Empower Strathspey Community
On Saturday, January 11, 2025, during a community outreach in Strathspey, East Coast Demerara (ECD), President Dr. Irfaan Ali revealed plans to support the construction of at least 50 beehives in the village. This initiative aims to boost honey production, enhance agricultural development, and create economic opportunities for residents.Through the National Agricultural Research and Extension Institute (NAREI), the government will collaborate with young people and women in the community to build the hives and promote sustainable beekeeping practices.“We will provide all the hives, safety gear, and equipment needed, and NAREI will deliver the necessary training,” President Ali stated. He emphasized that the project seeks to improve agricultural productivity while empowering women and youth in community and economic development.“This year, 2025, we are focusing heavily...
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12 Jan, 00:17

President Ali talks up community investment during visit to Stratsphey
President Dr. Irfaan Ali, accompanied by key cabinet ministers, visited the community of Stratsphey on the East Coast of Demerara (ECD) today, where he emphasised the government’s commitment to community-driven development. Minister of Public Works Juan Edghill, Minister of Health Dr. Frank Anthony, and Minister within the Ministry of Housing and Water Susan Rodrigues joined the Head of State for the engagement. In his address to the residents, President Ali outlined his administration’s focus for 2025, which includes a significant push for increased community investment.“This year, we want to focus heavily on community investment, ensuring that we prioritise people-centred issues,” President Ali stated. “We want to hear from you as we prepare the budget for the coming year. Your feedback is crucial in shaping how we improve your lives and our nation.”He highlighted the suc...
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12 Jan, 00:17

‘We are here for your development’ – Pres. Ali urges Buxtonians to ignore distractors
President Dr. Irfaan Ali, during a visit to Buxton, East Coast Demerara (ECD) on Saturday, called on residents to focus on the community’s development and ignore distractions that threaten to derail progress. Speaking directly to residents, the President highlighted the government’s commitment to working with communities to enhance opportunities and improve livelihoods.“We are here focusing on your development. We are here to focus on your community,” President Ali declared during the engagement, which is part of a nationwide series to foster dialogue and address local concerns.President Ali underscored the government’s strategy of engaging directly with communities to listen to their ideas and concerns. “These engagements are for one purpose, and that purpose is to listen to members of various communities across our country,” he said. “It is not on...
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12 Jan, 00:17

Green State Oil and Gas Services launches Project Her Guyana to empower women
Green State Oil and Gas Services Inc. has announced the launch of its flagship initiative, Project Her Guyana, set to take place on March 29, 2025, at the Pegasus Suites Exhibition Centre in Georgetown.The one-day workshop, themed “Recognising and Inspiring HER in the Field of Project Management,” aims to empower women by providing tools, knowledge, and strategies to excel in project management. The event will feature local and international women leaders who will share their experiences and expertise. Key areas of focus include career-building in project management, mastering negotiation skills, and leading with impact.Green State Oil and Gas Services Inc.’s Managing Director, Eusi Evelyn, said Project Her Guyana was conceived to celebrate the contributions of women in project management while inspiring the next generation of female leaders in the field.“We want to ...
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11 Jan, 21:10

Over 4,300 Teachers Trained in Four Years, Strengthening Guyana’s Education Workforce
Guyana’s education workforce has grown significantly over the past four years, with 4,378 teachers graduating from the Cyril Potter College of Education (CPCE). This remarkable achievement has increased the number of skilled educators in classrooms, improving the quality of education across the country. At a year-end press briefing at the National Centre for Educational Resource Development (NCERD) in Georgetown, Minister of Education Priya Manickchand highlighted this milestone as a testament to the success of government initiatives. In previous years, CPCE’s maximum annual graduation rate was 535, but under the current administration, record-breaking cohorts of 1,700 graduates in 2023 and 1,502 in 2024 were achieved.This increase means a larger proportion of teachers in schools are now trained and certified. Previously, hinterland teachers faced significant chall...
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11 Jan, 21:10

Chenapou Residents to Benefit from Reliable Electricity Under Hinterland Electrification Project
Nearly 200 households in Chenapou, Region Eight, are set to gain reliable access to electricity as part of the government’s ongoing hinterland electrification initiative. Each household has been equipped with a 160-watt solar panel system capable of powering two 9-watt LED lamps, a stand fan, and charging portable electronic devices.The distribution exercise was led by Minister of Amerindian Affairs, Pauline Sukhai, who addressed residents on Friday. She acknowledged the logistical challenges that had previously delayed the delivery of the solar panels to the village. Minister Sukhai assured residents that they were not alone in facing such delays, noting that an additional 7,000 solar panels had been ordered to address shortages, as the initial allocation of $30,000 was insufficient.The newly acquired panels are specifically earmarked for remote and riverin...
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11 Jan, 17:41

PM says gas-to-energy project will be the backbone of a stronger economy
Prime Minister Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Phillips has said that the Gas-to-energy (GTE) project in Wales on the West Bank of Demerara (WBD) will strengthen the economy and prepare it to compete on the global stage. He made these remarks on site while observing the signing of the Term Sheet for the US$527 million loan, which the United States EXIM Bank approved. “This is indeed a most transformative project, and it is the largest project in terms of size and financing that is embarked upon by the Government of Guyana in the history of Guyana, the Prime Minister stated. He added, “This is the moment that speaks to the power of vision, the strength of partnership, and the enormous possibilities [that] can arise with shared purpose.”He emphasised further that signing the agreement between the Government of Guyana and the US EXIM Bank is a declaration of trust in Guyana’s poten...
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11 Jan, 17:41

Opinion Desk: PPP/C drills 41 wells in Reg. 9, outpacing APNU+AFC’s 9 in five years
It is easy to throw around numbers and boast about accomplishments, but when we compare the track records of political parties, the facts speak volumes. Annette Ferguson recently claimed that the APNU+AFC government drilled nine wells in Region Nine during their five years in office. While that might sound like an achievement at first glance, it pales in comparison to what the People’s Progressive Party Civic (PPP/C) administration has accomplished in just four years.Here is the reality: Even if we assume Ferguson’s claim about nine wells is accurate, the PPP/C has drilled 41 wells in Region Nine in less time – nearly five times as many. This is not just a statistic; it represents tangible benefits for residents of Region Nine, who now have greater access to water than ever before.In 2020, when the APNU+AFC’s tenure ended, only 60 per cent of Region Nine resi...
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10 Jan, 16:43

Jagdeo: “One Isolated Incident Does Not Define Government’s Performance”
At a press conference held on January 9, 2025, Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo addressed growing criticism following a recent isolated incident that has sparked debate among opposition groups and sections of the public. The Vice President stressed that a single event cannot be used to assess the overall performance of the government, urging citizens to view the administration’s achievements holistically.“A government’s performance must be measured by its overall impact on the lives of its citizens, not by one incident, no matter how unfortunate or controversial it may be,” Jagdeo stated firmly.While he acknowledged the gravity of the incident—which involved allegations of misconduct in a government department—Jagdeo pointed out that the administration has taken swift action to investigate and address the issue. He assured the public that those responsible would be...
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10 Jan, 16:42

Jagdeo Defends Tax Waivers, Says Incentives Are Critical for Economic Growth
At a press conference held on January 9, 2025, Vice President Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo strongly defended the government’s tax waiver policies, emphasizing that these incentives are critical to fostering economic growth and attracting investments. The Vice President addressed concerns raised by critics who questioned the extent and fairness of the waivers, arguing that such measures are vital for Guyana’s ongoing development.“The tax waivers are not arbitrary handouts; they are strategic tools designed to incentivize investments that create jobs, stimulate economic activity, and improve the quality of life for our citizens,” Jagdeo stated.A Pro-Growth Policy FrameworkJagdeo explained that the government’s tax policies are guided by a deliberate effort to support key industries and promote diversification in Guyana’s economy. He highlighted sectors such as agriculture...
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10 Jan, 16:42

Budget 2025 designed to address immediate needs while laying the groundwork for long-term prosperity
Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo, during his January 9, 2025, press conference, provided key insights into the government’s proposed 2025 national budget, describing it as a transformative plan aimed at fostering inclusive growth and improving the lives of all Guyanese. He outlined how the budget reflects the administration’s priorities, including infrastructure development, job creation, education, healthcare, and social services.“This budget is not just about numbers; it’s about people. It is designed to address immediate needs while laying the groundwork for long-term prosperity,” Jagdeo stated. Historic Investments in InfrastructureJagdeo highlighted that one of the defining features of the 2025 budget is the unprecedented allocation for infrastructure development. He explained that investments in roads, bridges, drainage systems, and energy pro...
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10 Jan, 04:40

Food Vendor Granted Bail in $3.4M Robbery Case
Peter Thompson, a 22-year-old soup vendor accused of armed robbery, was granted bail in the amount of $250,000 on Wednesday during his appearance before Acting Chief Magistrate Faith Mc Gusty at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Courts.Thompson had been in remand since November 2024, following his arrest in connection with an armed robbery involving over $3.4 million in valuables. The robbery occurred on November 12, 2024, at a salon on D’Urban Street, Lodge, Georgetown. According to the prosecution, Thompson, armed with a handgun and accompanied by others, allegedly robbed Adelle David of several items. The items include $1,190,000 in cash, six gold finger rings valued at $632,500, a handbag valued at $2,990, two gold chains worth $870,000, a gold ankle chain valued at $150,000, a gold wristband worth $570,000.During Wednesday’s court proceedings, the prosecution introduced video footage from the salon as ev...
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10 Jan, 04:40

PNCR’s James Bond endorses President Ali for second term
Longstanding member of the People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR), James Bond, has endorsed President Irfaan Ali for a second term. General and regional elections are scheduled for November of this year.Bond joins a list of former PNCR members who have endorsed the President who will return as the PPP’s presidential candidate.The endorsement by Bond was made during a recent visit by the President to the village of Melanie ECD, where Bond is from. “President Ali is one person who has always remembered me. From since he was a minister, he has always remembered me. He’s been a friend to me. I’m giving you a second term. I’m saying that publicly sir,” the PNCR member told residents of the village to a round of applause. President Ali’s popularity has soared since taking office, and he has enjoyed endorsements from several former PNCR members including youth leader Thandi McAllister, ...
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10 Jan, 04:40

President Ali halts State’s appeal of $22.5M judgment for Quindon Bacchus killing
President Dr. Irfaan Ali has intervened to halt the State’s appeal against a $22.5 million judgment awarded to the family of Quindon Bacchus, a 25-year-old father of one, who was fatally shot by a Police Constable in Haslington, East Coast Demerara (ECD), in June 2022.Vice President, Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo, made this revelation during his weekly press conference on Thursday at Freedom House. “The AG and the others were planning to appeal the judgement and the President made it clear, there should be no appeal and that the award must be paid to Quindon Bacchus and the family,” the Vice President stated.The judgment, issued by Justice Nigel Niles last month, followed the State’s admission of liability for Bacchus’s unlawful killing. Solicitor General Nigel Hawke, during the Attorney General and Ministry of Legal Affairs’ year-end press conference, had confirm...
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09 Jan, 22:40

Worker Missing After Falling Overboard at New Demerara River Bridge Construction Site
A Chinese national employed by a construction contractor is currently missing after a workplace accident at Pier 34 (P34) on the Demerara River on Wednesday, January 8, 2025. The incident occurred around 8:20 p.m. while the worker was involved in rigging operations during the offloading of materials from a barge.Reports indicate that the worker was swept away by the swift current of the river. Upon receiving the distress alert, the company’s emergency response team quickly initiated search and rescue operations, with support from the Coast Guard and police units on patrol in the area. Despite extensive efforts throughout the night, including the deployment of a diver to assist with the search, the missing worker has not been located. Search operations will continue in hopes of finding the individual.The contractor is fully cooperating with local authorities, and the Mi...
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09 Jan, 16:12

16-Y-O Missing from Kuru Kururu, Father Appeals for Help
A 16-year-old boy, Jellon John, has gone missing from his home in Kuru Kururu, leaving his family in distress. His father, Quancy John, 44, is urgently seeking assistance in locating his son, who was last seen on the morning of January 8, 2025. On that morning, Quancy John left for work at around 8:00 am, leaving Jellon at home. The teenager was supposed to be preparing to attend Friendship Secondary School on the East Bank of Demerara. However, when Jellon’s stepmother later checked his room, he was no longer there.Quancy noted that there was no argument or dispute between him and his son before he left for work. In fact, he had taken Jellon’s phone earlier that morning, but there were no signs of conflict. The family is deeply concerned, as Jellon is described as a quiet, introverted child who typically stays indoors and does not get involved in any trouble. A report was immediately filed at t...
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09 Jan, 16:12

Delays in Election Fraud Case Stir Concern Ahead of New Election Cycle
Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall, S.C., has expressed deep concern over the delays in the trial of charges stemming from the 2020 General and Regional Elections. Nearly four years after the charges were filed, the cases remain unresolved, a situation Nandlall has described as a “tragedy.” As Guyana approaches another election year, the lack of progress in the election fraud trials is drawing widespread criticism. Nandlall highlighted the growing frustration felt by many Guyanese, both at home and abroad, as they await a resolution. He argued that the continued delays are a significant indictment of the country’s criminal justice system.The Attorney General’s comments come in the wake of a decision by Acting Chief Magistrate Faith McGusty, who ordered fresh proceedings in the case. This means that the charges against several senior electoral official...
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09 Jan, 16:12

President Unveils Ten-Point Plan to Strengthen Fire Prevention & Rescue Efforts in Guyana
To improve fire prevention and emergency response across Guyana, President Dr. Irfaan Ali on Wednesday unveiled a comprehensive ten-point plan aimed at enhancing the country’s fire safety framework. The plan was revealed during the commissioning of the Guyana Fire Service’s (GFS) largest fleet of rapid intervention vehicles, valued at $910.8 million, and its new $635.5 million headquarters located on Homestretch Avenue. The President emphasized that the initiative is designed to build a robust fire response system supported by state-of-the-art equipment, modern technology, and skilled personnel. A key aspect of the plan is the strengthening of the legal framework surrounding fire safety in Guyana. President Ali highlighted that this will include the review and revision of fire codes and building regulations to ensure that structures are built and maintained with ...
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09 Jan, 04:10

Businessman who fatally shot cane harvester on $1M bail
On New Year’s morning, a tragic incident unfolded in Corentyne, Berbice, resulting in the untimely death of 29-year-old Yognand Chaitram, a cane harvester residing at Lot 19, Alness Village. Moonie Ramnarine, a 65-year-old businessman from Lot CZ 14, Lesbeholden, Black Bush Polder, has been implicated in the fatal shooting of Chaitram.In light of the severity of the situation, Ramnarine, who was arrested, has recently been granted a station bail amounting to $1 million, a decision that has been officially confirmed by Crime Chief Wendell Blanhum. Blanhum told the Guyana Daily that as a condition of his bail, Ramnarine is required to maintain regular communication with the police, as his period of detention has reached its conclusion. Furthermore, the investigators involved in the case are currently awaiting legal advice to ascertain the appropriate course of action moving forward. In an interview w...
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08 Jan, 22:10

High Court rules on Fly Jamaica Airway’s lawsuit over 2016 CJIA aircraft collision
The High Court in Demerara has issued its much-anticipated ruling in the case surrounding a 2016 collision at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA) between aircraft operated by Fly Jamaica Airways and Caribbean Airlines Limited (CAL). Justice Priya Sewnarine-Beharry’s 44-page decision, delivered on January 7, 2025, concluded years of litigation by assigning liability to several parties involved in the incident. The dispute arose from a collision on November 29, 2016, when a Caribbean Airlines Boeing 737-800 struck the tail of a parked Fly Jamaica Airways Boeing 767-319ER on the airport apron, causing extensive damage to the latter. Fly Jamaica (the claimant) subsequently initiated legal action in 2018, accusing Caribbean Airlines, its pilots, and New Timehri Handling Services, the ground-handling company, of negligence. Justice Sewnarine-Beharry found that the c...
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08 Jan, 22:10

Top Cop Emphasizes Professionalism, Accountability, and Community Engagement in 2025 Strategy
On Tuesday, January 7, 2025, Commissioner of Police Clifton Hicken, alongside members of his Executive Leadership Team, met with officers and ranks from Regional Police Division 4’C’ at the Cove and John, East Coast Demerara Headquarters. The gathering aimed to reinforce key expectations for police conduct in 2025, particularly as Guyana continues its rapid infrastructural and economic development, with general elections approaching.Commissioner Hicken stressed the importance of punctuality, professional appearance, and a high standard of conduct among all ranks. He emphasized that 2025 is a year of commitment to professionalism within the Guyana Police Force (GPF), ensuring that no officer comes to work improperly dressed or fails to adhere to established guidelines.In a stern warning, the Commissioner addressed issues of corruption within the Force,...
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08 Jan, 22:10

Family Disputes Police Report on Drowning Incident of U.S. Teen in Linden
A relative of Demarius Payne, an 18-year-old college student from Atlanta, Georgia, who tragically drowned in Linden, Region 10, on December 26, 2024, is disputing the official account provided by the Guyana Police Force regarding the incident.According to the police, Payne drowned after swimming at Coomacka Mines in deep water. However, his relative, Onica Narr, has shared a different version of events. She explained that the family had been in a boat on the Demerara River when the boat capsized and sank, leaving them stranded in the water. The relative clarified that there was no need to search for Payne, as the family had been together at the time of the incident. The relative further explained that Payne had been trying to help family members who were struggling in the water after the boat capsized. While attempting to assist them, Payne suffered a cramp and panicked, which caus...
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08 Jan, 15:43

$18M North East La Penitence Health Centre Reopens, Enhancing Access to Primary Healthcare
In a significant boost to primary healthcare services in Georgetown, the North East La Penitence Health Centre officially reopened its doors on Monday, offering expanded healthcare access to approximately 7,651 residents from East Ruimveldt to Lamaha Park and surrounding areas. The reopening of this $18 million facility marks a vital step in improving healthcare for the capital city’s residents, ensuring they have better access to essential services.The Ministry of Health celebrated the occasion with a brief ceremony, where Minister of Health Dr. Frank Anthony expressed his satisfaction with the expanded services now available at the health centre. “This is an important milestone in our efforts to improve healthcare access for the people of Georgetown,” Dr. Anthony said, highlighting the government’s commitment to providing quality health services across...
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08 Jan, 15:43

Teen Drowns in Linden Creek While Celebrating Birthday
An 18-year-old college student, Demarius Wilabus Payne, tragically drowned while swimming in creek, Linden, on December 26, 2024, during a visit to Guyana to celebrate his birthday. Payne, who was originally from Atlanta, Georgia, USA, and also had ties to Wismar, Linden, was with relatives at the time of the incident.The teenager, who had traveled to Guyana to join family for his birthday festivities, ventured into the Coomaka Mines while swimming with family members. Reports indicate that he attempted to cross to the other side of the creek by swimming into deeper waters. Tragically, Payne submerged under the water and did not resurface. His family, along with others present, immediately began searching the creek for him. His body was later found in an unconscious state. Payne was rushed to the Linden Hospital Complex, where medical staff pronounced him dead upon arrival. A post-mortem examination (...
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08 Jan, 14:12

Attorney General announces competition of draft Oil Spill Bill
Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall, SC, has announced the completion of the draft for the long-anticipated oil spill bill.The proposed legislation, formally titled the Oil Pollution Prevention, Preparedness, Response, and Responsibility Bill of 2025, has been sent to the Office of the President for further review and action.“The Office of the Attorney General has sent the bill today (Tuesday) —this evening rather—to the Office of the President for onward transmission. So that task has been completed, at least a draft of it, and discussions will begin on possible changes, etc., as the Office of the President shall direct,” Nandlall explained during his weekly programme ‘Issues In The News.’The bill, designed to strengthen Guyana’s legal framework for managing oil spills, reflects the government’s commitment to ensuring robust environmental safeguards i...
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08 Jan, 14:12

University of Guyana’s Andrew Thom Receives Prestigious ‘Outstanding Justice Award’ at AMUN 2024 in Chicago
Andrew Thom, a dedicated staff member at the University of Guyana’s Registry Department, recently received the highly esteemed “Outstanding Justice Award” at the 2024 American Model United Nations (AMUN) Conference held in Chicago. This recognition comes after his impressive performance as a Justice in the International Court of Justice at the conference, a prestigious event that gathered over 600 students from institutions around the world.The AMUN Conference, which took place at the Sheraton Grand Chicago, provided an immersive and realistic simulation of the United Nations, where students assume the roles of diplomats, addressing global issues through diplomatic and legal reasoning. Thom’s thoughtful and fair approach to resolving global disputes earned him this distinguished award. Reflecting on the achievement, And...
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08 Jan, 14:12

New Radar Speed Signs to Enhance Road Safety Across Guyana
To create safer roads for all, the government of Guyana is taking a significant step towards modernizing road safety with the installation of radar speed signs along key roadways. This move is part of a larger initiative aimed at using technology to enhance traffic safety and ensure better management of road systems across the country. During his 2024 end-of-year press conference, President Dr. Irfaan Ali revealed that new radar speed signs had been installed in various locations as part of the Safe Road Intelligent System (SRIS) Project. These signs are connected to advanced cloud infrastructure, which will allow the Guyana Police Force (GPF) and the National Data Management Authority (NDMA) to monitor traffic speeds and patterns in real time. The radar speed signs are designed to provide valuable data on how vehicles move along the roadways, helping authorities identify high-speed zones and area...
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23 Aug, 00:09

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04 Aug, 12:14

CRIME ALERT🚨🚨🚨

Jude Christino who was stabbed to deatv

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27 Jul, 18:09

BREAKING NEWS🚨🚨🚨

Another found dead in Blackwater Backdam

Another man whose name, age, and address are currently unknown at this time was found dead on Wednesday.
The second alleged murder occurred in Backwater Region Seven. Reports are that the man reportedly killed another individual earlier. See previous report.
Details to come.
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27 Jul, 16:30

BREAKING NEWS🚨🚨🚨
A man of Amerindian descent was this morning found motinless with a chopped wound to his head at Blackwater Backdam. Details to come.
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26 Jul, 00:36

ACCIDENT ALERT🚨🚨🚨
Linden resident, Dale Nelson who was killed in a hit and run accident.

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25 Jul, 18:36

17 die after boat carrying Haitians to the USA sinks near to the Bahamas. RIP.
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18 Jul, 10:35

ACCIDENT ALERT🚨🚨🚨
Charity youth, Lorenzo Hendricks has died in an accident on Sunday night at Windsor Castle, Essequibo Coast. Reports are that Hendricks was heading home from a social function at Hampton Court when he met with a accident. More details to come.
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16 Jul, 22:04

BREAKING NEWS🚨🚨🚨
34-Y-O Julian Alexander a mini bus driver of Supply EBD reportedly drowned at Chanta's Creek, Linden Soesdyke Highway today.
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16 Jul, 17:44

BREAKING NEWS🚨🚨🚨
Man killed in Berbice. Details to come.
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12 Jul, 11:31

DEATH ALERT⛑⛑⛑

Man found dead on trail at 14 Miles

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11 Jul, 19:35

DEATH ALERT🚨🚨🚨
Body found in Canal No. 2
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11 Jul, 17:33

ACCIDENT ALERT🚨🚨🚨
Five injured in the accident, including a 1 and 5-year-old. All hospitalized
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