The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) says more than 20 persons have already been fined for littering as authorities intensify enforcement efforts across the country. Head of EPA Investigations and Enforcement, Surjpaul Singh, revealed that the agency began the strengthened enforcement drive in March and has since seen several persons penalised…
As Guyana reflects on 60 years of independence, attorney and former diplomat Neville Bissember Jr. is urging the country to confront its political and ethnic history more honestly, reviving calls for a Truth and Reconciliation Commission to help heal long-standing national divisions. Speaking during a panel discussion titled “Guyana at…
For 30 years, Sonia Noel has stood as one of Guyana’s most recognizable creative forces; not only as a fashion designer, but also as a philanthropist, mentor, entrepreneur and unwavering pillar of support within her family and community. Those many layers of Noel’s legacy were celebrated during the launch of…
Four fishermen are safely back with their families after their vessel sank in the Atlantic Ocean on Wednesday afternoon following turbulent conditions at sea. The rescue operation was coordinated by Chairman of the Rosignol Fisherman’s Co-op Society Ltd, Hardat Malchan, along with Commander David Shamsudeen and ranks of the Guyana…
The Women in Maritime Association Caribbean (WiMAC) Guyana Chapter hosted its 2026 Gala and Awards Ceremony in Georgetown, celebrating women and allies making significant contributions to Guyana’s maritime sector. Held under the theme “From Policy to Participation: Women Driving Maritime Excellence,” the event brought together government officials, maritime professionals, private…
The Civil Defence Commission (CDC) is urging residents across Guyana to remain alert as continued rainfall and saturated soil conditions increase the risk of flooding, mudslides and dangerous weather impacts this week. According to the Hydrometeorological Service, weather activity between May 19 and 23 is expected to worsen conditions…
Residents and Amerindian leaders from several hinterland and riverine communities in Region Two raised concerns ranging from education and housing to roads, telecommunications, healthcare and youth development during a government outreach led by Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo and Cabinet ministers on Tuesday at Anna Regina. The majority of the issues…
President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali is urging public transportation providers and other stakeholders to act responsibly and avoid excessive fare increases as global fuel prices continue to rise due to ongoing instability in the Middle East and disruptions in international transport systems. In a statement on Tuesday, the president said…
Ashley Khalil made a remarkable return to competitive badminton after 19 years away from the sport, capturing the Women’s Singles title at the 60th Independence Badminton Open on Sunday at the National Gymnasium. Khalil battled against the talented Mishka Beharry in a fiercely competitive final. Both athletes traded intense shots…
A masterclass in atypical restraint from Evin Lewis has put Trinidad and Tobago Red Force within touching distance of their first regional first-class title in two decades. Known worldwide for his white-ball pyrotechnics, Lewis ground out a career-best, unbeaten 122 from 246 balls to anchor his side’s second innings and…
