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OPINION: “Rigging, Raging, Rupturing” should be Guyana’s new national motto
by GHK Lall I think that since certain things are now so much of an inseparable ingredient in our DNA,...
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New Amsterdam resident undergoing tests for COVID-19
A New Amsterdam, Berbice, woman, who fell ill on her return from New York, has been isolated and doctors are...
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Guyana now has 8 confirmed COVID-19 cases
President David Granger and Minister of Public Health, Volda Lawrence. The total number of confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus...
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Guyana remains a “sovereign State” -gov’t reacts to international community
Government on Saturday reacted to United States' State Department summoning Guyana's Ambassador to Washington over the credibility of general elections,...
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PPP applicant in election court cases commits suicide
Reaz Holladar Reaz Holladar—the little-known driver of former Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall, whose name rose...
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Updated: Bartica woman axed to death at airstrip; husband found with self-inflicted wounds
Natoya Speede and Orin King A 37-year-old woman was chopped to death with an axe at the Bartica airstrip and...
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GECOM Chair, Chief Elections Officer at odds over recount of general election votes
Attorneys-at-Law Neil Boston and GECOM Chairman Claudette Singh. The Chairperson of the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM), Retired Justice Claudette Singh...
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United Nations calls on Guyana gov’t to impose more stringent measures to fight Coronavirus
The United Nations (UN) on Friday called on Guyana to urgently limit people's movement to only essential errands to help...
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Jagdeo loses High Court arguments on jurisdiction to hear elections case
The High Court on Friday ruled that it can hear a request for a judicial review of a decision by...
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Guyana-born New York bus driver of COVID-19
Oliver Cyrus A 61-year-old Guyana-born bus driver in New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) has died from the Coronavirus, COVID-19,...
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