
Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed, Police Constable remanded over electronic data charge
Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed and Police Constable Ryan Greene were remanded to prison on Friday after being jointly charged with the unauthorised giving of electronic...
Biodiversity conservation faces US$700M funding gap, says Vice President Jagdeo
Global biodiversity conservation faces a US$700 million financing gap, as public funding falls short and no market exists for biodiversity credits. Vice President Dr Bharrat...
King Charles hails Guyana’s biodiversity as ’special treasure’, says conservation merits reward
Protecting vast forests and rich biodiversity is an achievement that deserves to be rewarded, King Charles told the Second Global Biodiversity Alliance Conference and Financing...
- Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed, Police Constable remanded over electronic data charge – (News)
- Biodiversity conservation faces US$700M funding gap, says Vice President Jagdeo – (News)
- King Charles hails Guyana’s biodiversity as ’special treasure’, says conservation merits reward – (News)
- Students get free guidance on US applications, aid and visas at first EducationUSA fair – (Guyana News)
- Four charities pledge US$12.5M for Guyana’s conservation efforts – (News)
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Biodiversity conservation faces US$700M funding gap, says Vice President Jagdeo

King Charles hails Guyana’s biodiversity as ’special treasure’, says conservation merits reward

Students get free guidance on US applications, aid and visas at first EducationUSA fair

Four charities pledge US$12.5M for Guyana’s conservation efforts

GPL suspects sabotage behind massive power outage

Global Biodiversity Alliance membership expands to 147

Farmers in Rampoor, surrounding communities receive leases, securing tenure after years of waiting

Protection of women, children must begin at home, Persaud says

India, Guyana explore defence ties across land, air, maritime, cyber domains

Police deny silencing protesters, say noisy instruments refused to avoid undue disturbance

UK Foreign Secretary tours CJIA Terminal 2 as Guyana, Britain discuss deeper cooperation
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Women to explore offshore careers at “She Goes Offshore” Georgetown event
Women interested in pursuing careers in offshore energy, maritime and marine industries will have an opportunity to explore their options when the She Goes Offshore...

SBB to explore income-generating projects with Region Seven communities
Residents of four Region Seven communities will have an opportunity to help shape local economic development projects as the Small Business Bureau (SBB) begins consultations...

Women in Business Expo returns to Pegasus for 10th anniversary
Thirty women entrepreneurs will showcase their products and services at the Pegasus Hotel Guyana this weekend, as the Women in Business Expo marks its tenth...

Guyana’s better credit risk rating could cut some borrowing costs
Guyana could pay less to finance certain purchases from overseas suppliers after receiving an improved country risk rating, although the change does not guarantee cheaper...
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VIEW ALLStudents get free guidance on US applications, aid and visas at first EducationUSA fair
Guyanese students seeking to study in the United States received free guidance on applications, financial aid and visas at the US Embassy's first EducationUSA University...
GPL suspects sabotage behind massive power outage
The Guyana Power and Light Inc. (GPL) suspects sabotage caused Friday's L2 transmission line trip and the widespread outages that followed. The company said in...
Police deny silencing protesters, say noisy instruments refused to avoid undue disturbance
Police have pushed back against claims they are unlawfully silencing protesters, saying three requests to use noisy instruments were refused to shield residents and businesses...
UK Foreign Secretary tours CJIA Terminal 2 as Guyana, Britain discuss deeper cooperation
Talks on deepening strategic cooperation between Guyana and the United Kingdom were held on Thursday alongside a tour of the UK-backed US$65.5 million Terminal 2...
Larissa Kissoon’s seizures ease after India treatment as family appeals for financial help
Two-year-old Larissa Kissoon, who once had up to 100 seizures a day, is now seizure-free after starting treatment in India, her mother said, as the...
High Court upholds police constable’s detention but frees his mother
The High Court's decision to uphold the detention of Police Constable Ryan Greene, accused of receiving a bribe over the unauthorised release of CCTV footage,...
Persaud urges Hindu parents to involve children in mandir, community activities at Deep Jale in Berbice
Amid glowing diyas, graceful dances and traditional sweetmeats, Deep Jale 2026 welcomed Diwali to Berbice on Wednesday evening, as Hindus were urged to let light...
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VIEW ALLJagdeo says era of ’binary thinking’ is over, calls for PPP/C-PNC unity
The governing People's Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) and the People's National Congress Reform(PNCR) must work together or risk eventual extinction, as the era of old, binary...
WIN, APNU take six days to announce more talks about talks
Six days after promising a joint statement on their meeting, WIN and APNU have revealed that they are considering appointing a team,to develop guidelines for...
New bond scheme to channel diaspora funds into development projects
The government of Guyana will launch a diaspora bond within a week to raise funds from citizens living abroad for public infrastructure projects, President Mohamed...
Teixeira says top diplomats’ comments ’regrettable’, announces June 5 parliamentary sitting
Government Chief Whip and Minister of Parliamentary Affairs Gail Teixeira has criticised comments from members of the diplomatic corps in Guyana regarding parliamentary sittings, saying...
New regional executive officers appointed
President Dr Irfaan Ali has approved the appointment of Regional Executive Officers (REOs) across all administrative regions of Guyana. The appointments form part of ongoing...
US EXIM signals new investment push with letter of interest for deep-water ports
A letter of interest for the development of deep-water ports has been issued, signalling new opportunities for expanded cooperation between Guyana and the United States...
Finance Minister: Suriname River charges ’unfortunate’ and ’most regrettable’, could affect cross-border trade
Senior Minister in the Office of the President with responsibility for Finance Dr Ashni Singh described Suriname’s reported decision to impose charges on the Corentyne...
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VIEW ALLAgriculture science to become compulsory in secondary schools, says Chief Education Officer
Agriculture science is set to become compulsory for students from Grades Seven to Eleven in secondary schools across Guyana, as the education system places greater...
Former police officer granted $400,000 bail on money laundering, forgery charges
A 27-year-old former police officer has been charged with money laundering and uttering a forged document after allegedly encashing a $17 million cheque drawn on...
Linden mayor calls for concrete bridge at Speightland after repeated repairs
Calls have been made for a concrete bridge to replace the wooden crossing at Speightland, which has been rehabilitated repeatedly. Linden Mayor Dominique Blair, who...
Rice-duck farming offers farmers second income from same land
Rice farmers hit by weak global prices can earn a second income from the same land by raising ducks alongside paddy, under a rice-duck integrated...
Pujari swears on his sons’ lives he had no part in Orlando Jaikarran’s death
Swearing on the lives of his two sons, a West Coast Berbice pujari has denied any involvement in the death of six-year-old Orlando Jaikarran after...
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VIEW ALLPolice dismiss cooler claim; pujari expected to face charge in Orlando case
A pujari is expected to be charged soon in connection with the death of six-year-old Orlando Jaikarran, Region Five Commander, Senior Superintendent Lonsdale Whithrite, has...
Post-mortem on six-year-old Orlando Jaikarran inconclusive; police search for missing head, other body parts
A post-mortem examination on six-year-old Orlando Jaikarran was inconclusive, and police are still searching for his missing head and limbs. Region Five Commander Senior Superintendent...
Cuban national allegedly stabbed to death by roommate
A 37-year-old Cuban national was allegedly stabbed to death at Little Diamond, East Bank Demerara, on Tuesday night, and a 38-year-old compatriot who shared his...
Gunman robs police constable of gold chains at Plaisance
An 18-year-old police constable was robbed of two gold chains valued at about $600,000 by a masked gunman at Britton Street, Plaisance, East Coast Demerara,...
GT man remanded over unlicensed gun allegedly concealed
A 36-year-old gold miner from Georgetown has been remanded to prison after a court refused bail on charges of possessing an unlicensed firearm and five...
Teacher robbed of motorcycle, phone and cash at gunpoint in East La Penitence
Two men robbed a 31-year-old teacher of her motorcycle, phone and cash at East La Penitence, Georgetown, on Sunday after one fired two shots, police...
Attempt to dump suspected cannabis ends in two arrests at Crabwood Creek
Police have arrested two men after discovering 2.399 kilograms of suspected cannabis during a mobile patrol along Crabwood Creek Public Road, Corentyne, Berbice, on Saturday....
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Elliot Vieira returns to Guyana’s racing circuit after 10 years
Motorcycle racer Elliot Vieira will return to local competition on Sunday after a 10-year absence at the Caribbean Clash of Champions, hosted by the Guyana...

Abhishek hits 35-ball ton as India hammer New Zealand
Abhishek Sharma struck a 35-ball century in India's astonishing chase of 199 in just 13.2 overs in the third T20 against New Zealand in Wellington....

Region One cricket formally integrated into Essequibo Board
Cricketers in Region One will have greater opportunities to access organised competitions, coaching and talent identification programmes following the formal integration of the Barima/Waini Cricket...

Guyanese karatekas ready to strike at World Shoto Cup
Forty-six Guyanese karatekas are set to compete at the fifth ISKF World Shoto Cup Karate Tournament in Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico, from October 22 to 25,...






















