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Business and Economy
    15th Sep, 2026

Over 156,000 new jobs, unemployment falls to 6.2%

Guyana’s labour force grew between 2020 and 2025, while unemployment fell sharply, as the country’s rapidly expanding economy brought more people into work.

The labour force is up 47.8 per cent from the first quarter of 2020, according

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Business and Economy
    14th Sep, 2026

President acknowledges frustration over power outages

President Dr. Irfaan Ali says he understands the frustration of Guyanese dealing with electricity outages, acknowledging that some disruptions are unacceptable.

The President says major investments a

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Business and Economy
    14th Sep, 2026

Guyana’s economy grows 33.3 per cent in first half of 2026

Guyana’s economy expanded by an estimated 33.3 percent in the first half of 2026, while the non-oil economy grew by 10.1 percent. President Dr. Irfaan Ali says the figures demonstrate continued strength and diversification across the economy.

He also announ

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Business and Economy
    14th Sep, 2026

Guyana looks beyond oil amid economic boom

Guyana’s oil and gas sector continues to drive rapid economic growth, but President Irfaan Ali says the country must use this period of expansion to build an economy that is not dependent on petroleum.

Speaking to Al Jazeera, President

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Crime & Security
    14th Sep, 2026

Witness details District Four declaration differences

The 2020 Elections Fraud case resumed Monday at the Georgetown Magistrate’s Court, with former GECOM IT Manager Aneal Giddings continuing his evidence.

Giddings testified that during the national recount, he was responsible for ver

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Amerindian Development
    14th Sep, 2026

Indigenous Youth urged to turn culture, technology into economic opportunities

Indigenous youth are being encouraged to look beyond traditional economic activities and explore technology, tourism and cultural entrepreneurship as pathways to economic independence.

The call comes as access to financing through the Gu

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Business and Economy
    13th Sep, 2026

Call of Duty-inspired vision fuels new adventure experience

A shared love for fun and adventure has brought a family together to create a new recreational experience in Guyana, one they hope will give families, friends and visitors another reason to get outdoors and try something different.

That vision is taking sha

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Recent News


GPL’s New Chateau Margot substation 60 per cent complete, promises reliable power for ECD

Business and Economy
  15th Sep, 2026

Construction of Guyana Power and Light’s new 69kV distribution substation at Chateau Margot is now 60 percent complete, bringing East Coast Demerara residents closer to a more stable electricity supply.

Once operational, the upgraded facility will deliver improved grid reliability for households and businesses from Ogle to Triumph.

GPL’s Team Leader, Kesh Nandlall, explained that ongoing work includes pile driving and foundation construction, with Power China responsible for proje

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Gov’t expanding access to digital services

Business and Economy
  15th Sep, 2026

Government is accelerating efforts to make public services more accessible through digital platforms and service centres outside of Georgetown.

The 2026 Mid-Year Report shows progress in both the digitisation and decentralisation of government services, with dozens now available online and integrated service centres across the country.

The Mid-Year Report says 79 public services are now available online, with seven more expected to be digitalised before the end

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MOH targeting infectious disease elimination

Healthcare
  15th Sep, 2026

Guyana is ramping up efforts to eradicate key infectious diseases while simultaneously boosting lab capabilities, staff training, and clinical care quality across the country’s healthcare system.

Health Minister Dr. Frank Anthony says targeted efforts against leprosy, malaria, and hepatitis C are also drastically reducing disease burdens nationwide.

The country is presently undergoing final assessments for lymphatic filariasis, which he

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Cross-examination of Giddings reveals key details

Crime & Security
  15th Sep, 2026

Key details surrounding election declarations, differences in vote figures and the security of GECOM’s server emerged today as former Information Technology Manager Aneal Giddings underwent further cross-examination in the 2020 elections fraud trial.

Under cross-examination, Aneal Giddings provided further details about four election declarations presented in court, including two he said were uploaded to GECOM’s website on

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Kildonan headteacher dies after Rose Hall accident

Crime & Security
  15th Sep, 2026

A routine stop after work ended in tragedy for a Region Six headteacher, who was struck by a motorcar in Rose Hall Town and later died in hospital.

Tonight, her family is demanding justice as the education community mourns.

Fifty-one-year-old Sonia Williams, Headteacher of Kildonan Primary School, had finished another day at work and stopped at Assuria Insurance Company in Rose Hall Town to conduct business.

But shortly after leaving, tragedy struck.

Police say Williams was

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Government targets food prices

Agriculture
  15th Sep, 2026

President Irfaan Ali says Government is taking a broader approach to tackling the cost of living, by reducing the cost of producing food and getting farmers closer to consumers.

He pointed to measures including the removal of taxes and fees on agricultural inputs, investment in drainage and irrigation and plans for farmers’ markets nationwide.

President Ali says global shocks since 2020 have pushed up food prices and generally, the cost of living, with higher

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