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Time for “status quo” change in Cuba – Irfaan Ali
Guyana's President, Irfaan Ali on Saturday said there must be change in Cuba to bring about freedom and democracy. "We...
Watchman shot dead, outboard engines stolen
A watchman, Vishal Miguel, 24, was shot dead and his body was seen floating in the Essequibo River, shortly after...
Professor Mohamed winds down as UG Vice Chancellor
Professor Paloma Mohamed-Martin Professor Paloma Mohamed-Martin's term as Vice Chancellor of the University of Guyana (UG) is coming to an...
Renewed calls for modern copyright legislation
The Attorney General's Chambers and Ministry of Legal Affairs. There are fresh calls by the artistic community for the Guyana...
Teen’s only seeing eye saved in landmark Guyana-Trinidad complex surgery
L-R: Madonna Narine – Optometrist (OEH), Eon Bollers – Operations Manager (OEH), Dr. Shailendra Sugrim (GPHC), Dhani Narine – CEO...
High Court dismisses Mohameds’ bid to win back cambio licence
High Court Judge Damone Younge on Thursday dismissed a case by Nazar "Shell" Mohamed and Azruddin Mohamed for their foreign...
Guyana to join US-led anti-narco-terrorism coalition
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth poses for a group photo with regional defense and security leaders from the Caribbean, Central...
Petition on Cuba sent to president, foreign affairs minister
Leader of the Organisation of Victory of the People (OVP) political party, Gerald Perreira and civil society activist Charlene Wilkinson...
Guyanese stranded in Dubai due to Mideast conflict, gov’t says providing assistance
In wake of the conflict in the Middle East sparked by the United States and Israel's attack on Iran, at...
GPHC psychiatric ward installs window barriers – health minister
Following incidents of two psychiatric ward patients jumping to their deaths at the Georgetown Public Hospital (GPHC), the healthcare facility...
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