Motorists who breach the newly implemented tint regulations will face a $30,000 fine, Attorney General Anil Nandlall reminded citizens Tuesday night, as he clarified the updated rules and exemption process now in force. Nandlall said the regulations, made under the Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Act, introduce a new system…
Gov’t to repair and maintain city roads; no ulterior motive — Nandlall
The Government will move ahead with taking control of several Georgetown roads to repair and maintain them, with Attorney General Anil Nandlall insisting the decision is lawful, necessary, and free of any political motive. Speaking Tuesday night, Nandlall said the move — executed through the Ministry of Public Works under…
Flooding partly man-made as drain obstructions worsen impact — Nandlall
The Government has acknowledged that state agencies bear some responsibility for the recent flooding, but Attorney General Anil Nandlall has sharply criticised citizens for what he described as widespread irresponsible behaviour that worsens the situation. Speaking Tuesday night following heavy weekend rainfall that inundated Georgetown and coastal communities, Nandlall said…
Special magazine launched to commemorate 50 years of girls at QC
See below full press release: The Queen’s College Old Students’ Association (Guyana) (QC-OSA) launched a Special Edition Magazine to commemorate ’50 Years of Girls at Queen’s College (1975-2025) on Monday. This special edition magazine is part of a series of activities planned by QC-OSA as the college observes the 50th…
Pitamber and Ton-Chung to represent Guyana at IV South American Youth Games
Candidate Master Sachin Pitamber and Italy Ton-Chung will represent Guyana in Chess at the IV South American Youth Games in Panama as part of the country’s delegation, courtesy of the Guyana Olympic Association. The 2026 games will be held from April 12-25 with rapid and blitz chess competitions being played…
Digital ID Card Act comes into full effect
The Digital Identity Card Act of 2023 is now fully in force, with Prime Minister Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Phillips announcing that a Commencement Order has been issued bringing the legislation into operation as of March 31, 2026. The Prime Minister said the move marks “a major step forward” in modernising…
16 gold miners charged, fined as Natural Resources Ministry intensifies crackdown
See full statement below: As part of its ongoing crackdown on illegal mining, the Ministry of Natural Resources brought 16 gold miners before the courts in March on various charges under the Mining Act. Nine of the miners were charged with the offence of operating without a permit or licence;…
Government to introduce automated passenger ID at CJIA
The government is advancing plans to introduce an automated passenger identification system at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA) to reduce processing times for Guyanese travellers. Passengers arriving at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA) Minister of Public Utilities and Aviation, Deodat Indar, on Monday, said that the initiative forms…
‘Exciting new chapter’ as Jamaica Kingsmen confirmed for CPL 2026
The Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) is proud to officially confirm that the newest franchise will be known as the Jamaica Kingsmen, marking an exciting new chapter for cricket in the region. The Jamaica Kingsmen will represent Jamaica in the CPL, bringing a fresh identity, renewed energy, and a…
Trio granted $300,000 bail for Rose Hall Town supermarket robbery
A woman and two men who were previously remanded for armed robbery were each granted $300,000 bail during their second court appearance on Tuesday. On March 9, 21-year-old Steve Tsoi, known as “Timmy,” of Lot 19 Alness Village; 20-year-old construction worker Sherlon McLean of Nursery Village; and 34-year-old Samantha Thomas,…
