Daily Archives: October 19, 2022
World T20: Ireland stay alive with come-from-behind win over ScotlandIreland kept alive their hopes of progressing at the Men’s T20 World Cup with a stunning comeback to beat Scotland...
Joseph, Holder keep West Indies alive in World T20West Indies set a target of 154 for Zimbabwe to chase down and then bowled them out for 122 to...
Earliest date for LGE is March 13 – GECOM tells Local Gov’t Minister After weeks of discussions and planning, the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) has decided on a period for the holding of...
Fire contained at Guyana StoresThe survival of one of Guyana’s oldest and largest retail department enterprises – Guyana Stores Ltd – was threatened in...
With low crime rate, China is one of the safest countries in the world – Communist PartyBy Fareeza Haniff in Beijing fareeza@newsroom.stagingsites.cc With a major focus on maintaining public security, the Communist Party of China (CPC)...
Beyond local issuing of Schengen visas, Guyana aggressively pursuing visa-free EU travelsGuyana is seeking visa-free travel to countries within the European Union (EU) and it hopes that a member state within...
PSC, GOGEC, other business bodies happy with renewed Guyana/UK trade prospectsShortly after news broke on Tuesday that the United Kingdom will lift the visa requirement for Guyanese to travel to...
Moroccan delegation in Guyana to discuss digitising soil dataSee the full statement from the Ministry of Agriculture below: A team of scientists from the National Agriculture Research Institute...
Boy, 17, hopes to beat kidney disease but requires assistance Orandie Geness was three-years-old when he was diagnosed with nephrotic syndrome, a condition that causes the kidneys to leak large...
With renewed British confidence in Guyana, Pres. Ali advises against abusing visa-free travelAfter decades, the United Kingdom (UK) has granted visa-free travel for up to six months to visitors with a valid...
‘Conditions now less oppressive for Guyanese fisherfolk’ – Pres. AliPresident Dr. Irfaan Ali believes that Guyanese fisherfolk are facing less oppressive conditions now, amid new revelations that Surinamese fishing...
