Guyana Newspapers

…agrees to dialogue with Maduro on Dec 14 …no discussions on territorial controversy – Guyana’s Opposition …“I see great value for the communication” – SVG PM Guyana’s land boundary is not up for discussion as the border case lies before the World Court, President Irfaan Ali has unequivocally said as he agreed to facilitate […]

…flight diverted; helicopter suffered significant damage The Guyana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) and the Guyana Police Force (GPF) are taking charge of the inquiry into the devastating helicopter crash that claimed the lives of five servicemen. Guyana Defence Force (GDF) Chief of Staff, Brigadier Omar Khan during a press conference on […]

Emanating from the United Nations Security Council’s (UNSC) emergency meeting on Friday – requested by Guyana amid Venezuela’s recent actions – is the widespread view that the orders of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) must be respected. According to ABC News, the 15 council members shared the consensus that international law must […]

A boat carrying an estimated $30 million worth of marijuana was found by Customs Anti-Narcotics Unit (CANU) personnel in Region Six (East Berbice-Corentyne) on Friday. CANU reported that its officers collaborated with the Guyana Police Force in a joint operation near a koker in Number 52 Village, Corentyne, Berbice. During the operation, the […]

Alleged claims by President Nicolas Maduro that the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) team in the deadly helicopter crash was going to the border to remove a Venezuelan flag has been dispelled by Chief of Staff, Brigadier Omar Khan. At a press conference on Saturday, the GDF Head reiterated that the team’s mission was solely to The post Deadly GDF […]

The following is excerpted from the Miami Herald: “On paper, the Venezuelan armed forces count more than 120,000 men among its ranks and possess roughly 600 armoured vehicles and 200 main battle tanks, half of which are Soviet era T-72s. It also has 100 combat-capable planes and dozens of helicopters. But Venezuelan officers, active and The […]

…the blowback Mad Maduro’s been a bit too clever by half!! Not only does he face a restive populace that’s been catching hell for over a decade under his inept rule, but he’s pi55ing off the military — the only institution with the clout to keep him in power. Now, unlike his mentor Chavez, who The post Ramping up… appeared first on […]

Energy and environmental problems are closely interrelated; since producing, transporting, or consuming energy without significant environmental impact is nearly impossible. The environmental issues directly related to energy production and consumption include air pollution, climate change, water pollution, thermal pollution, and solid waste […]

A month ago, I wrote, “As we attempt to forge a national unity to counter the (Maduro) on our Essequibo border, we should be reminded that, as a much smaller nation than Venezuela by almost all criteria, we need to deploy a strategy that checkmates those advantages. And that raises the question as to the The post Establish a US Military Base in […]

Dr. Tariq Jagnarine Newborns often make unusual noises while breathing. Most of those noises are no cause for concern; however, being aware of a baby’s typical breathing pattern can help to identify any concerns early. A newborn’s breathing looks and sounds different from those of adults because: * They breathe more through their nostrils than […]