In anticipation of the new school term starting in September, First Lady Arya Ali has facilitated the distribution of backpacks and school supplies to students in the Better Hope community. This initiative is aimed at providing essential resources to over a hundred students to help them prepare for their academic journey. During the distribution event, […]
By Josiah Williams As tensions escalate in Venezuela, Dennis Francis, President of the United Nations General Assembly, has called for constructive dialogue to address the country’s political turmoil. Speaking at a media briefing, Francis expressed the UN’s readiness to mediate discussions if invited by Venezuelan authorities. “The UN promotes elections and would be willing, I’m […]
By Tyriq Walters The Lusignan Golf Club is set to ramp up its activities with a series of exciting tournaments planned for the latter part of the year. Under the leadership of newly elected President Anasha Ally, the club is making significant strides to enhance its offerings and facilities. The club has announced its first […]
By Tyriq Walters Nineteen-year-old Ricardo Narine has successfully defended his title as the National Junior Chess Champion, remaining unbeaten throughout the MOO MILK-sponsored championship. The Round Robin tournament, held at the David Rose Special School, saw Narine secure the title with a total of 8.5 points from eight victories and one draw. The competition featured […]
By Travis Seymour The Winfield Brathwaite Caribbean Schoolboys and Junior Championships is scheduled to take place from August 16 to 18 at the National Gymnasium. Head of the Guyana Boxing Association, Steve Ninvalle, has announced that teams will begin arriving on Sunday. Guyana’s 28-member team will be based at Andrew ‘Six Head’ Lewis’s gymnasium starting […]
By Travis Seymour Minister of Sport Charles Ramson Jr. has announced that the rehabilitation of the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall is expected to be completed by next month. Responding to a query from opposition member Nima Flu Bess, Minister Ramson Jr. stated that only a small portion of the project remains unfinished. The ongoing renovation […]
By Saskia Warrick Agriculture Minister Zulfikar Mustapha has addressed concerns about a potential sugar shortage in Guyana, clarifying that there will be no scarcity of sugar on the local market. Despite challenges such as the El Nino phenomenon and production issues at Albion Estate due to a fire, Minister Mustapha assured that measures are in […]
By Saskia Warrick In a recent parliamentary session, Agriculture Minister Zulfikar Mustapha addressed concerns regarding Guyana’s rice production and the rising market prices. Minister Mustapha assured that the country’s rice production is meeting both local and international demands. This claim is supported by the fact that the first crop of the year exceeded its target, […]
By Samuel Sukhnandan and Kimberly Giddings The Amerindian People’s Association (APA) is under scrutiny due to its political affiliations and recent actions. Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo, General Secretary of the ruling People’s Progressive Party (PPP), has pointed out the APA’s historical and recent connections with the opposition APNU/AFC. This includes Laura George’s recent alignment with the […]
By Samuel Sukhnandan At the International Building Expo, President Irfaan Ali announced that the ambitious Silica City Project, located along the Linden/Soesdyke Highway, is on track for realization by 2030. The project, which aims to create Guyana’s first modern, climate-resilient urban center, will span 3,800 acres. President Ali emphasized that the development of Silica City […]