Ron Robinson Remembered as Legendary Blood Donor – Dr. Ramsammy

Guyana has lost a true legend with the passing of Ron Robinson, a devoted blood donor and pivotal figure in the country’s public health initiatives. This heartfelt tribute came from Dr. Leslie Ramsammy, Guyana’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations and former Minister of Health. Dr. Ramsammy emphasized Robinson’s immense contributions to the National Blood […]

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Guyana Advances Aviation Sector with New E-Services and Infrastructure Development

Minister of Public Utilities and Aviation, Deodat Indar, announced significant improvements in the aviation sector following the launch of the Guyana Civil Aviation Authority’s (GCAA) e-services landing permit system. In an interview with the News Room on Tuesday, the Minister emphasized the government’s commitment to enhancing and expanding the sector. The newly introduced online aircraft […]

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Trump Orders Total Blockade on Venezuelan Oil Amidst Heightened Tensions

Washington, D.C. – In a striking statement posted on social media, former President Donald J. Trump announced a sweeping blockade on all sanctioned oil tankers entering and exiting Venezuela. This declaration comes in light of what he describes as the “largest Armada ever assembled in the history of South America,” which Trump claims is aimed […]

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Kanapang Village Council Sues State Over Arrest of Brazilian Nationals

The Village Council of Kanapang has initiated legal action against the State, claiming the “unlawful arrest, detention, prosecution, conviction, and imprisonment” of 27 Brazilian nationals in violation of domestic and international human rights laws. The council is seeking redress for the alleged violations against these individuals. The Brazilian nationals were arrested around November 12, 2025, […]

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Guilty Verdicts Returned in Berbice High Court Robbery-Murder Trial

A 12-member jury at the Berbice High Court delivered unanimous guilty verdicts against three men charged with the robbery-murder of 82-year-old Chandarie “Aunty Dayo” Budhoo. The verdicts conclude a closely monitored trial that heavily relied on the testimony of an admitted accomplice. The accused—Dhannyram Ramdhanny, 35; Kumar Bhagwandin, 29; and Navindra Chillu, 25—all residents of […]

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Christmas Bonding Initiative: Over 800 Inmates Reconnect with Families

In a heartwarming endeavor, more than 800 prisoners across Guyana have had the opportunity to reconnect with their loved ones through the “Christmas Family Bonding Visits” initiative by the Guyana Prison Service (GPS). Over the past two weeks, these visits provided inmates and their families a unique chance to spend quality time together, sharing meals, […]

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VPAC Questions Where is the Promised Cash Grant, President Ali?

By Dorwain Bess, Chairman, Vigilant Political Action Committee (V-PAC) As Christmas approaches, it has become painfully clear that the much-discussed cash grant was little more than an election talking point—a promise made when votes were needed. Now, with the holiday season upon us, many Guyanese are left asking a simple question: Where is it? For […]

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Crackdown on Illegal “Third Lane” Driving Following SRIS Upgrade

In the wake of recent upgrades to the Safe Road Intelligent System (SRIS), more than 45 drivers are expected to face court proceedings for the illegal creation and use of an unauthorized “third lane.” Traffic Chief Assistant Commissioner Mahendra Singh made this announcement during a telephone interview, highlighting the intensifying enforcement against this dangerous driving […]

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Serious Crime in Policing Division 4A Declines by Over 76%

Serious crime in Policing Division 4A has seen a remarkable decline of more than 76% over the past five years, according to Divisional Commander Simon McBean. This division, which includes Georgetown, faces significant challenges due to the city’s size, population density, and the numerous opportunities for criminal activity. McBean reported that serious crimes have dropped […]

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GPF Ranks Now Required to Obtain CSEC Passes in Mathematics and English

The ranks of the Guyana Police Force (GPF) who have not yet obtained passes in Mathematics and English through the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) examinations are now mandated to achieve these qualifications. This directive was announced on Monday during the Regional Division 4A Annual Christmas Luncheon and Awards Ceremony, where Minister of Home Affairs […]

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GPL Urges Customers to Report Increases in Electricity Usage

The Guyana Power and Light (GPL) company is urging both residential and commercial customers to notify the company of any increases in their electricity usage. This request comes in response to several complaints regarding voltage fluctuations, damaged meters, and burnt appliances, issues that GPL attributes to unreported increases in energy consumption. In a statement released […]

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