Update : Vendors Near Georgetown Public Hospital to Be Relocated

Vendors operating along New Market Street and in the vicinity of the Georgetown Public Hospital will soon be moved to a nearby parking lot, as announced by Town Clerk Candace Nelson. The decision comes after the hospital’s lawyer sent a letter indicating that legal action would be pursued if the vendors did not vacate the […]

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Two Men Arrested After 21.5 Kilograms of Cannabis Seized by Police

Two men were arrested on Thursday following a police operation that resulted in the seizure of 21.5 kilograms (approximately 47 pounds) of cannabis. According to a police release, the cannabis was discovered around 09:00 hours during a routine patrol along Strathspey Public Road in East Demerara. Law enforcement officials intercepted a motorcar driven by a […]

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88-Year-Old Suspended in Wife’s Death Investigation Found Dead

Michael Raymond Haralall Tamassar, an 88-year-old pensioner who was a suspect in the investigation into his wife’s death, was found dead on Thursday morning. According to a police release, Tamassar died between 07:00 and 09:38 hours at the Bladen Hall School Compound Living Quarters. He was last seen alive at approximately 07:00 hours by his […]

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Reckless Contractor Practices Continue to Threaten Public Safety and the Stability of Guyana’s National Grid

At approximately 08:15 hours, Guyana Power and Light Inc. (GPL) observed a dangerously negligent act by RZND Concrete and Delivery Company. Their extended concrete pump was positioned perilously over GPL’s 69,000-volt transmission line along the La Bonne Intention (LBI) Railway Embankment, East Coast Demerara. This critical 69 kV line is a vital link between GPL’s […]

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Attorney General Warns Untrained Legal Service Providers of Penalties

Attorney General Anil Nandlall has issued a stern warning to individuals offering legal services without proper legal training, stating that they could soon face penalties for their actions. During his weekly program, “Issues in the News,” Nandlall described these actions as fraudulent and emphasized the risks posed to lives and properties. He urged for an […]

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PNCR Leader Calls for Halt on Discussions Regarding U.S. Deportees and Refugees

Aubrey Norton, Leader of the People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR) and Chairman of the APNU, has urged the Irfaan Ali Administration to suspend discussions with the U.S. concerning the acceptance of third-country deportees and refugees until national stakeholders are properly consulted and a comprehensive migration policy is established. Third-country deportees and refugees refer to individuals […]

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Local Activists Protest U.S. Actions in Venezuela Outside U.S. Embassy

A small group of local rights activists gathered outside the U.S. Embassy in Georgetown this morning, armed with placards condemning the recent actions of the U.S. government in Venezuela. The protesters demanded an end to what they termed “U.S. imperialism, extrajudicial killings, and violations of regional sovereignty.” Rights activist and Attorney-at-Law Christopher Ram addressed reporters […]

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Attorney General Defends Extradition Proceedings Against Azruddin and Nazar Mohamed

Attorney General Anil Nandlall, SC, has robustly defended the ongoing extradition proceedings against businessmen Azruddin and Nazar Mohamed, describing recent criticisms as a deliberate distortion of Guyana’s extradition laws. Nandlall’s remarks came amid public debate following the commencement of the committal hearing at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday. Nandlall urged critics to closely review […]

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One Communications Appoints Abraham Smith as CEO

One Communications has announced the appointment of Abraham Smith as its new Chief Executive Officer. With over two decades of senior leadership experience in the Caribbean and Latin America, Smith most recently served in a CEO role within one of the region’s largest and most complex markets. Brad Martin, Chairman of One Communications, expressed confidence […]

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Two-Story House Destroyed by Suspicious Fire in New Amsterdam

A two-story house located at Penitentiary Walk in New Amsterdam was destroyed by fire on Tuesday night, raising concerns as investigations suggest the blaze was set maliciously. Berbice Divisional Fire Officer Clive McDonald reported that the New Amsterdam Fire Station received an emergency call at approximately 9:53 PM. Two fire tenders swiftly responded and were […]

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Mechanic Fined and License Suspended for Dangerous Driving and Speeding

Shemuel Douglas, a 25-year-old mechanic employed with Farms Supplies Limited from Crane Housing Scheme, has faced legal consequences for dangerous driving and exceeding the speed limit. The offenses occurred on Monday, December 8, 2025, along the Nelson Mandela to Eccles Interlink, involving 28-year-old T’Shaun Nicolas Thompson, a screen printer and head press operator from Atlantic […]

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Minibus Driver Sentenced for Dangerous Driving

Martin Hunte, a 38-year-old minibus operator from Lot 52 La Bonne Intention Housing Scheme, has been sentenced to twelve months in prison for dangerous driving. Hunte was arrested following an incident that occurred on Wednesday, December 10, 2025, at approximately 6:45 PM on Public Road, Kitty, Georgetown, which involved an 11-year-old Grade 7 student from […]

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Four Bartica Residents Arrested and Charged for Narcotics Trafficking

Four residents of Bartica have been arrested and charged with possession of narcotics for the purpose of trafficking after authorities uncovered 272 grams of cannabis in their possession. The accused individuals are: Tecina Angel Wills, a 22-year-old firewoman from Two and a Half Miles, Bartica-Potaro Road Rhon Smith, a 36-year-old labourer from Mora Camp, Bartica […]

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Two Mabaruma Men Fined for Driving Under the Influence

Jonel Fernandes and Trivette Harry, both residents of Mabaruma, have been fined for driving under the influence of alcohol. The two men were arrested and charged with operating motor vehicles while their breath alcohol levels exceeded legal limits. They appeared today, January 7, 2026, at the Mabaruma Magistrate’s Court before Magistrate Clive Nurse, where the […]

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