May 11, 2026
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Magistrate throws out drug trafficking case against Parfaite Harmonie vendor
A Parfaite Harmonie vendor accused of narcotics trafficking was freed on Monday after a magistrate upheld a no-case submission and dismissed the charge at the...
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Hazel convicted of drug trafficking, jailed for three years, fined $8 million
A Georgetown man has been sentenced to three years in prison and fined more than $8 million after being convicted of cocaine trafficking charges linked...
From stay-at-home mom to solar trainee: GUYSOL Programme lights the way for women in renewable energy
Across Guyana, women are stepping into new opportunities in the renewable energy sector, gaining practical skills, confidence, and career pathways through the Guyana Utility Scale...
Ballers Empire stun Leopold Street to claim national street football crown
Ballers Empire emerged as the new National Guinness Greatest of the Streets champions after securing a thrilling victory in the early hours of Saturday at...
Two Canje families homeless after fire allegedly started by unattended child playing with matches
A devastating fire at Lot 98 and 99, Sheet Anchor, East Canje, Berbice, has left two families homeless after a blaze allegedly started by a...
Money changer robbed; bystander shot in leg by motorcycle bandit
A brazen robbery under arms at the busy intersection of America and Longden Streets, Georgetown, on Friday evening left a bystander injured and prompted a...
A century-old farm blossoms into a welcoming tourism experience
For generations, the land at Singh’s Farm, Canal No. 1, Region Three, has provided more than crops — it has preserved a legacy.Today, farmer Jeyaram...
US$27.3M battery storage contract signed to strengthen national grid stability
Guyana signed a US$27.3 million contract on Friday with PowerChina International Group Limited for the development of a 60 MWh/30 MW Battery Energy Storage...
Taste of Guyana serves up culture and cuisine on Main Street
Taste of Guyana today transformed Main Street Avenue into a bustling open-air food festival, bringing together vendors, artisans and small business owners in a...
Professor Sands warns: Overturning 1899 award could destabilise global borders
Overturning the 1899 Arbitral Award that settled the Guyana-Venezuela border dispute would threaten the stability of international boundaries worldwide and “rekindle the embers of dead...
AutoCAD laboratory opens in Region Two to expand digital learning
Students of Abram Zuil Secondary School are now better equipped for careers in engineering, design and technology following the opening of Region Two’s first-ever AutoCAD...
‘Land of Many Loves’ Expo launched to transform local wedding experience
A push to position Guyana’s wedding industry as a growing creative and tourism investment sector has taken shape with the launch of a new expo...
Guyana–Brazil trade surges to US$1 billion
Bilateral trade between Guyana and Brazil has risen sharply to US$1 billion, up from roughly US$58 million in 2020, opening new opportunities for investment, private...
A safe space to heal: BRAVE Centre empowers men to speak, reflect and grow
Since opening its doors last year, the BRAVE Centre has provided men with a safe and supportive environment focused on mental wellness and conflict resolution....
Buzz of opportunity as apiculture project launched in hinterland communities
A new apiculture project aimed at expanding income opportunities for residents and strengthening the growing honey industry was launched in a local community on Thursday....
Large-scale cultivation of onions, carrots and potatoes takes shape in Region Eight
Large-scale commercial cultivation of crops including carrots, onions and potatoes is set to begin across approximately 50 acres of land in Region Eight under a...