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ExxonMobil Submits Environmental Authorization for Longtail Oil Development Project

By Saskia WarrickFebruary 12, 2025 ExxonMobil Guyana has filed an environmental authorization application for its eighth offshore oil development, the Longtail project. This marks another significant milestone in the expansion of Guyana’s energy sector. The Longtail project, which involves both oil and non-associated gas resources, is poised to be a major development. ExxonMobil anticipates a […]

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Ministry of Agriculture Unveils Mashramani Costume Band to Celebrate Agricultural Achievements

By Nakasia LoganFebruary 12, 2025 The Ministry of Agriculture revealed its Mashramani Costume Band for 2025, showcasing the country’s agricultural accomplishments. The announcement was made during a preview of the costumes that will be featured in the upcoming Mashramani parade. This year’s theme is centered around “Expressing Our Culture and Creativity as One Guyana,” with […]

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91-Year-Old Man Left Homeless After Durban Street Fire

By Nakasia LoganFebruary 12, 2025 A 91-year-old man, Herbert Gaskin, is now homeless after a devastating fire consumed his wooden house in Durban Street, Werk-En-Rust earlier this morning. The fire broke out shortly after 9 a.m., and by the time emergency responders arrived, it had already spread rapidly, reducing the structure to rubble. Gaskin was […]

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Human Development Local Development News

MAMMOGRAM MACHINE COMMISSIONED AT LINDEN HOSPITAL COMPLEX

February 12, 2025 The Linden Hospital Complex is now equipped with its first mammography machine, following a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday. This marks the beginning of a national effort to expand breast cancer screening services across Guyana, with three additional machines set to be installed in New Amsterdam, Suddie, and Lethem hospitals. During the commissioning, […]

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President Ali Commissions Exceptional Learners’ Centre in Region Two

By Kristin JosiahFebruary 12, 2025 President Dr. Irfaan Ali today commissioned the Exceptional Learners’ Centre at Cotton Field, Region Two, a specialized facility designed to cater to children with physical and learning disabilities, including autism and speech impairment. The centre offers a range of activities aimed at enhancing students’ learning experiences, including art, music, yoga, […]

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Preparations for Mashramani 2025 Parade in Full Swing

By Kimberly GiddingsFebruary 12, 2025 Preparations for the Mashramani 2025 parade, scheduled for February 23, are well underway, with key stakeholders engaged in finalizing logistics to ensure a safe and enjoyable celebration. The Ministry of Culture, Youth, and Sports has confirmed that the road march route will remain unchanged from last year. During a recent […]

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Junior Jags Secure First Victory at Concacaf U-17 Men’s Qualifiers

By Eric Collymore February 12, 2025 Guyana’s national U-17 football team, the Junior Jaguars, secured their first victory in the Concacaf U-17 Men’s Qualifiers with a 3-0 win over St. Maarten on Tuesday evening in Costa Rica. The result moves Guyana into second place in Group B with four points, behind Costa Rica, which leads […]

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Local Development National Transformation News

Attorney General Reaffirms State Ownership of Carifesta Avenue Land Amid Dispute

By Delicia JanneireFebruary 12, 2025 The land along Carifesta Avenue, designated for the Georgetown Seafront Resort and Convention Centre, is indisputably owned by the State, according to Attorney General Anil Nandlall. His remarks come in response to City Mayor Alfred Mentore, who has raised concerns over the ownership and usage of the property. On Monday, […]

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Elections 2025 News

Opposition Did Not Object During Voters’ List Review, Despite Claims of Irregularities

By Celestine ChaconFebruary 12, 2025 Despite persistent calls from the APNU+AFC for the implementation of a biometric voting system to address concerns of a “bloated voters’ list,” the opposition failed to raise any objections during the recent Claims and Objections exercise conducted by the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM). This was highlighted by Attorney General and […]

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Mocha Arcadia Squatters Ordered to Pay $2M Following Court Ruling

By Celestine ChaconFebruary 12, 2025 The remaining squatters at Mocha Arcadia/Caneview have been ordered by the court to pay the state two million dollars in costs after failing to establish a legal claim to the land. This ruling was delivered by Acting Chief Justice Roxanne George. Following the decision, Attorney General and Minister of Legal […]

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