Regional News : Ralph Gonsalves Loses Power in St. Vincent Elections

St. Vincent Times Reports | Ralph Gonsalves, the prominent Caribbean politician, has failed to secure a sixth consecutive term in the 2025 elections, signaling a major shift in the political landscape of St. Vincent. Early election results indicate that Gonsalves’ Unity Labour Party (ULP) was defeated by the Opposition New Democratic Party (NDP). The election […]

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Update: Man Committed to Stand Trial for Alleged Rape at Soesdyke Bar

Barry Sullivan has been formally committed to stand trial for an alleged rape incident at Raghoo’s Bar in Soesdyke. Police confirmed that Sullivan was arrested on July 28, 2025, after his name resurfaced in a video circulating on social media. Sullivan was charged two days later and made his initial court appearance before Magistrate Tamika […]

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16 Children Removed from Unlicensed Daycare in Georgetown

BIG Smith News Watch Reports | Sixteen children were removed from an unlicensed daycare facility operated by a Cuban national on Robb Street, located between Camp and Alexander Streets. The operation was conducted by the Mayor and City Council’s Public Health Department in collaboration with the Childcare & Protection Agency (CPA), marking the second such […]

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Uhalisi “Akali” Moore Sentenced to 24 Years for Double Murder

BIG Smith News Watch Reports | Uhalisi “Akali” Moore, a 39-year-old resident of Silvertown, Wismar, has been sentenced to 24 years in prison after pleading guilty to the murders of his sister, Cheryl Moore, 53, and his niece, Eukeila Adams, 12. The sentences are set to run concurrently. Moore appeared before Acting Chief Justice Navindra […]

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President Ali Issues Final Call for Unpaid Traffic Tickets

President Irfaan Ali has made a final appeal to drivers with unpaid traffic tickets, warning that the government plans to publish the names of defaulters and suspend their licenses. His remarks came during a reception at the residence of the British High Commissioner. President Ali revealed that out of 42,000 tickets issued, only about 10,000 […]

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Beautification Project at Stabroek Square Sparks Concerns Among Vendors

A planned beautification project at Stabroek Square commenced on Thursday, generating unease among vendors who raised concerns about access, visibility, and potential loss of income during the busy Christmas season. In response, Mayor Alfred Mentore has called for a temporary suspension of the works. Both the Ministry of Local Government and the Ministry of Housing […]

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Minister Walrond Clarifies Police Vehicle Tint Regulations

Minister of Home Affairs Oneidge Walrond has clarified the government’s recent directive regarding heavily tinted vehicles within the Guyana Police Force, addressing concerns that it targets subordinate ranks specifically. “This is not meant to apply to senior ranks with tinted vehicles issued in the execution of their duties,” Walrond explained to the News Room on […]

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Health Minister Addresses Midwifery Graduates on Maternal Health

Health Minister Dr. Frank Anthony emphasized the importance of midwives in preventing maternal deaths during the graduation ceremony for the latest batch of midwives from the Midwifery Training Programme held at Pegasus Suites on Wednesday. “No mother should die because they are giving birth,” Dr. Anthony stated, reinforcing the need for proper practices to eliminate […]

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Vishnu Panday Criticizes Government for GuySuCo Mismanagement

Vishnu Panday, Member of Parliament for the WIN party and former Executive Manager of the Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo), has strongly criticized the government for what he describes as ongoing mismanagement of the sugar industry. He is demanding transparency regarding the financial allocations to GuySuCo and how the funds have been utilized. In a letter […]

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Guyana Police Force Seeks Enhanced Security Cooperation with French Authorities

The Guyana Police Force (GPF) is advancing its efforts for bilateral security cooperation with the French Police Authority in a move aimed at enhancing collaboration in critical security matters. On Tuesday, Commissioner of Police Clifton Hicken and senior GPF officials met with a French delegation led by Ambassador Olivier Plançon and Police Commander Jean-Michel Canestrier. […]

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Four Injured in Late-Night Accident on Berbice River Bridge Access Road

A late-night accident on Monday, November 24, has left four individuals injured on the Berbice River Bridge Access Road. The collision involved a motor car, PAJ 1625, carrying a 57-year-old driver from Martin Luther Housing Scheme, New Amsterdam, along with three passengers: a 30-year-old woman and a 7-year-old student from Islington Village, East Bank Berbice, […]

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Mother Demands Justice After Son’s Tragic Death at GPHC

Kaieteur News Reports | A young mother from Mahaica, East Coast Demerara, is seeking justice following the death of her 17-month-old son, Deandre Prashad. She alleges that doctors at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) wrongfully removed both kidneys during a surgery intended to remove only one. Eighteen-year-old Shennia Allen, devastated by the loss, accuses […]

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Two Arrested After Cannabis Discovery in Mahaicony

Police in Regional Division Five arrested two individuals after discovering a large quantity of cannabis in a parked car along Harmony Hall Public Road on Tuesday night. Around 9:18 PM, officers noticed a vehicle stopped on the roadway. They contacted the occupants, a 26-year-old gold miner and a 30-year-old nursing assistant. Searches of both the […]

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