News
50% reduction for motorists parked 8 hours or more, others pay $50 per 15 minutes
A vehicle clamped outside The Bishops' High School in Georgetown. Coen Jackson photo. A series of changes on the parking...
Read moreDetails
City Council moves ahead with parking meters despite pending Court orders
From left, Smart City Solutions Public Communications Consultant, Kit Nascimento; Georgetown Town Clerk, Royston King; Georgetown Mayor, Patricia Chase Green;...
Read moreDetails
Guyana’s Secretary General to UNESCO, Inge Nathoo, dies
Inge Nathoo. Guyana's Secretary General to the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO), Inge Nathoo died on Wednesday...
Read moreDetails
“No exclusive parking in the City” – Mayor Chase-Green
City Mayor, Patricia Chase-Green addressing vendors and other business-owners at a meeting that was held in City Hall's compound. As...
Read moreDetails
3 Hotel Tower/Club Privilege staff charged for deleting video of nightclub shoot-out
Three senior staff attached to Hotel Tower and Club Privilege on Main Street were today charged for attempting to obstruct...
Read moreDetails
Digicel takes time off Mash Parade to focus on special needs institutions
Digicel (Guyana) will not be on this year's Mashramani costume and float parade, but is instead throwing its assistance behind...
Read moreDetails
Private sector registers “lack of confidence” in govt’s economic management; worried about political victimization
The headquarters of the Private Sector Commission, Waterloo Street, Georgetown. The Private Sector Commission (PSC) says it has no confidence...
Read moreDetails
High Court to review parking meter agreement
The High Court on Thursday paved the way for a judicial review of the parking meter agreement, but if City...
Read moreDetails
Trump’s repeal of law prohibiting payments to foreign govts requires tighter Guyana transparency initiative
As Guyana prepares to join a Norway-headquartered organisation that guards against corruption in the natural resources sector, a member of the...
Read moreDetails
Parking meter protest gets bigger despite planned 50 percent cut in rates
Despite an announcement that the parking meter fees would be slashed by 50 percent, Guyanese turned out in larger numbers...
Read moreDetailsRecent News
Demerara Waves Media Inc. is a Guyana-based digital news media company committed to delivering timely, credible, and relevant news coverage. We report on key national issues, including politics, business, crime, education, health, sports, and culture, serving readers in Guyana and abroad.