Guyana Newspapers

– welcomed at CJIA by President Ali – energy, military cooperation among other matters up for discussion today Indian Prime Minister Narendra Singh Modi arrived in Guyana on Tuesday evening for a three-day State Visit, during which he is expected to discuss matters, including energy and military cooperation, with Guyana’s President Dr […]

…prequalification of bidders to be done ExxonMobil Guyana is scouring the local market in an effort to determine what capacity exists in Guyana to supply fabrication and other related services, as the oil giant continues to expand its fleet of Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) vessels in the Stabroek block. In a notice, […]

A smash-up on Tuesday morning at the intersection of Sheriff and Dennis Streets, Georgetown has claimed the life of a pedestrian and several others nursing bodily injuries. The incident, which occurred at approximately 6:50h, involved multiple vehicles, including two motor lorries and six cars, resulting in extensive property damage. The dead man […]

A 44-year-old businessman was on Monday busted with 3.8 kilograms of cocaine at the Eno Backtrack Service in Springlands, Corentyne, East Berbice. Based on reports received, ranks of the Customs Anti-Narcotics Unit (CANU) conducted an operation at the Eno Backtrack Service and discovered a quantity of whitish powdery substance, suspected to be […]

Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Calvin Brutus has filed civil proceedings against several senior members of the Guyana Police Force (GPF) and the Special Organised Crime Unit, alleging misconduct and malfeasance in public office. The lawsuit, filed on November 19, seeks damages in excess of $400 million. On Tuesday evening, a release from […]

The tragic loss of Carlton Smartt’s life on Sheriff Street this morning underscores an urgent and longstanding issue on Guyana’s roadways: the reckless behaviour of speeding trucks and the devastating consequences of inadequate regulation. Despite the Government’s investment in modernizing infrastructure, the unchecked lawlessness of […]

…oil share Ever since Raphael Trotman signed that PSA with ExxonMobil – along with Hess and China’s CNOOC – back in 2016, AFTER oil was struck in 2015 May, a lot of folks, including this Eyewitness, started kvetching about the piddling share of the revenues we were gonna be getting. And why not?? Right off The post Settling… appeared […]

Ruminations welcomes the Prime Minister of India to Guyana. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in the midst of a historic visit to Guyana. Indeed, Guyana is part of a three-country head-of-state visit by the Indian Prime Minister. He visited Nigeria on his first stop, is now in Guyana, and is also visiting Brazil for the The post PM MODI’S VISIT […]

– time for action Today we observe International Men’s Day. While observed in many countries, it is not yet formally recognized by the international institutions. In the US, June 16 is observed as Men’s Health Month. The time has come for global recognition and a globally recognized date for International Men’s Day. In 1992, a The post […]

Dear Editor, I wish to share my perspective on the development of a community of practice (CoP) within the area of Special Education Needs in Guyana, and its impact on the education of learners with disabilities. With the recently graduated cohort of 51 teachers from the CPCE including four teachers with disabilities graduating with their […]