Linden father arrested on child abuse allegation
A Linden father – Kester Johnson who tied a sheet around the neck of his one-year-old daughter before tying the sheet to a tree where she was left hanging for…
Guyana’s security will be a major part of discussions between Rubio and Ali
Commencing today, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will be in the Caribbean Region on a three-nation tour – Jamaica, Guyana and Suriname to hold discussions with regional leaders on…
Three persons left homeless after Vreed-en-hoop fire
Three persons were hospitalised following an early morning fire at Vreed-en-hoop that destroyed a two-storey building which housed a private restaurant and the ABC Chinese Restaurant on Tuesday. According to…
Grenada receives additional funding for its Geothermal Drilling Project
The Caribbean Development Bank, the United Kingdom’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and the Government of Grenada had partnered to advance Grenada’s Geothermal energy. According to the Caribbean Development…
Guyanese singer Kay Ramo dies at 80
Guyanese Singer Kay Romao has died. Romao popularized a response to Eddie Hooper’s titled ‘My friends are gone now’ Kenzena Jordan Romao known as Miss Kay was also a teacher,…
Linden Mayor raises concern over removal of toll from Wismar McKenzie bridge
President Irfaan Ali on Sunday announced toll free crossing for commuters utilizing the Demerara, Berbice and Wismar Bridges. This will take effect from August 1, 2025. The announcement was made…
UNAIDS raises concern about resurgence of AIDS pandemic with suspension of US funding
If the United States funding for HIV/AIDS is not restored after April, then the possibility exists that new HIV infections and AIDS related deaths could increase significantly. Executive Director of…
GCCI elects its first female President
Almost two weeks after International Women’s Day and during Women’s History Month, Kathy Smith is elected to serve as President of the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI). Mrs.…
Home Affairs Ministry engaging photographer of image used in new passport
The photographer responsible for capturing the image used in the new electronic passport seems to be making headway in getting recognition of her work that was used without her permission.…