Daily Archives: November 4, 2025
Zohran Mamdani wins, will be New York’s first Muslim mayor(BBC) Zohran Mamdani, the newly elected mayor of New York City, is notable in many ways. He will become the...
AG’s 2024 report notes progress but some weaknesses persistThe Audit Office of Guyana, in its report for the fiscal year ending December 2024, has commended improvements in financial...
Gas station attack: Seven facing terrorism chargesSee below the full release from the Guyana Police Force: The Guyana Police Force (GPF) wishes to inform the public...
G/town drainage plan: Consultations to get underway from next week A major citywide drainage upgrade programme is being advanced by the government, and President Dr Irfaan Ali announced that robust...
Wife, husband graduating from UG togetherFor Isaiah and Thilia Somerset, a young couple with dreams of acquiring a university degree, the journey to academic glory...
Guyanese-born entrepreneur expands healthcare legacy in New YorkWhen U.S.-based Guyanese businessman Navin Shivpal first took over Cottage Home Care Services in a small Queens office just before...
Police Corporal granted $500K bail for causing death of schoolboyPolice Corporal Yonelle Almarie Cumberbatch of Eastville Housing Scheme, East Coast Demerara (ECD), was on Tuesday granted $500,000 bail after...
Ryan Boodhoo eyes quicker times in KTM X-BowRyan Boodhoo, the new owner of the iconic black KTM X-Bow, has declared himself happy with his return to competitive...
300 GPF ranks being trained to safeguard, enhance Guyana’s tourism experienceThree hundred officers in the Guyana Police Force are undergoing special training in public engagement to strengthen the quality of...
Two die in Linden accident Two persons have died in a Monday night accident at the intersection of Proctor Road and Kara Kara Public Road,...
Billions earned from profit oil, royalties in first half of 2025 Guyana received US$1.05 billion as revenue from its share of profit oil in the first six months of 2025 and...
$1.5 billion in student loans written off in first half of 2025 The Government of Guyana wrote off $1.5 billion in student loans in the first six months of 2025, according to...
