Nigerian Remanded for Cybercrime Offences

Victor Elumezie, a security guard residing on Pere Street, Kitty, has been arrested and charged with multiple offences under the Cybercrime Act 2018. Elumezie is accused of transmitting an image of a person’s private area using a computer system, as well as committing two counts of using a computer system to coerce, intimidate, humiliate, or […]

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Three Charged with Obtaining by False Pretence and Forgery in Region 3

Police in Region 3 have charged three individuals with offences related to obtaining by false pretence and forgery of an official document. The accused are identified as: Paul Watson, 49, a driver from Old Road, Zeelugt, East Bank Essequibo. Parbattie Sharma, known as “Paro,” 58, a self-employed woman from Independence Street, La Grange, West Bank […]

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Mother Seeks Assistance for Colostomy Bags for Twin Daughter

Rachelle Lewis took to social media to seek help for her twin daughter, who requires colostomy bags after undergoing surgery at birth. In her heartfelt post, Lewis explained that her daughter is scheduled for another surgery, but the date has yet to be confirmed. “I tried applying for the medical assistance grant for her, but […]

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St. Ignatius Man Sentenced to Six Months for Assault

Teles Forde, a 22-year-old laborer from St. Ignatius Village in Central Rupununi, has been sentenced to six months in prison after pleading guilty to charges of assault causing actual bodily harm. Forde appeared before His Worship Magistrate Omadatt Chandan at the Lethem Magistrate’s Court today, where he was charged under Section 30(a) of the Summary […]

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Tabatinga Woman Pleads Guilty to Cybercrime Offense

Lorian Toney, a 34-year-old ambulance driver from Tabatinga in Central Rupununi, has been sentenced after pleading guilty to charges under the Cybercrime Act 2018. Toney was arrested on September 25, 2025, for using a computer system to humiliate, harass, and cause substantial emotional distress to Maxine Hendricks, which is a violation of Section 19(2)(a) of […]

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WANTED MAN: Police Seek Public’s Help in Locating Radjis Jabo

The Guyana Police Force is seeking the public’s assistance in locating a man identified as Radjis Jabo, who is wanted for questioning in relation to an alleged rape incident. According to information provided by investigators, the offence was reportedly committed on October 8, 2018. Jabo’s last known address is listed as Wellington Park Estate, Corentyne, […]

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Guyana’s Women’s Team Falls to Nicaragua in Concacaf Qualifiers Opener

Guyana’s senior women’s football team faced a challenging start in the Concacaf Women’s Qualifiers Group B, suffering a 3–1 defeat to Nicaragua. The match began in dramatic fashion as Nicaragua’s Sheila Flores scored in the 3rd minute, putting immediate pressure on the Lady Jags. However, Guyana responded positively, leveling the score in the 18th minute […]

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Residents of Belle Vue Call for Urgent Action Amidst Hazardous Conditions

Residents of Belle Vue have reported alarming living conditions as caimans have moved into the idle pump area, raising urgent concerns for the community, particularly for children. This afternoon, residents invited Mr. Mohamed and members of the We Invest in Nationhood (WIN) political party to witness first-hand the dire situation they have endured for the […]

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Clothes Vendor Charged with Larceny Appears in Court

Big Smith News Watch Reports | A 61-year-old clothes vendor, Nigel Whyte, appeared before Magistrate Annette Singh at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Courts, facing a charge of larceny. Whyte pleaded not guilty to the accusation. The charge alleges that on October 28, 2025, at Water Street, Georgetown, Whyte stole a Samsung smartphone valued at $55,000 belonging […]

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Delays Continue for Bamia Primary School Construction in Region Ten

Over four years after the award of a contract to build Bamia Primary School in Region Ten (Upper Demerara-Berbice), the project remains incomplete, prompting dissatisfaction from Minister of Local Government and Regional Development, Priya Manickchand. The contract, valued at $346 million and awarded to St8tment Investment Inc. in November 2021, was intended for a 20-month […]

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Pregnant Woman Survives Crash That Claims Husband’s Life

Kaieteur News Reports | Yurajwatie Hussain, the pregnant woman who survived a tragic accident along the Good Hope Public Road on Saturday, has received reassuring news that her unborn baby is unharmed. The crash claimed the life of her husband, Julius Haniff, a 44-year-old constable attached to the Mayor and Town Council in New Amsterdam. […]

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Vendors at Stabroek Market Square to Remain Amid Beautification Efforts

Minister of Local Government and Regional Development, Priya Manickchand, has reassured vendors at the Stabroek Market Square that they will not be displaced as part of the ongoing beautification efforts in Georgetown, at least for the time being. During an appearance on GoMoseley Online Radio, Minister Manickchand addressed concerns stemming from recent objections related to […]

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Guyana’s Oil and Gas Sector Attracts New Investments

Guyana’s burgeoning oil and gas sector is poised to receive significant new investments as international interest escalates. Speaking at the Guyana Oil and Gas Energy Chamber’s Annual Dinner over the weekend, President Irfaan Ali highlighted the influx of reputable international companies seeking opportunities in both offshore and onshore operations. President Ali emphasized that the country […]

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Trial on March 2020 Elections Irregularities to Resume in February 2026

The trial concerning irregularities during the March 2020 General and Regional Elections is scheduled to continue in February 2026, with new sessions set for the weeks of February 16–20 and February 24–27. These dates were announced during last week’s proceedings at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court. The trial is following case management guidelines aimed at organizing […]

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CCAC Urges Vigilance During Christmas Shopping Rush

With the festive season fast approaching, the Competition and Consumer Affairs Commission (CCAC) is encouraging Guyanese shoppers to be vigilant, informed, and assertive as they navigate the bustling retail landscape. In a holiday advisory issued on Monday, the CCAC reminded consumers and suppliers alike of their rights and obligations under the Consumer Affairs Act (CAA) […]

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