By Delicia Janneire – November 22, 2024 The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) has taken a significant step towards enhancing regional security with the completion of the draft CARICOM Arrest Warrant Bill. This important development was announced by Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, Dr. Keith Rowley, who holds the responsibility for Crime and Security within the […]
By Saskia Warrick Cleanup and rebuilding efforts are in full swing in St. Vincent & the Grenadines and Barbados following the devastating impact of Hurricane Beryl. The Category Five storm, which left a trail of destruction, is now on its way to Jamaica. In St. Vincent & the Grenadines, hundreds of houses, churches, and government […]
Guyanese citizens expressed satisfaction after engaging with Vice President Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo and other government officials at a Public Day event held at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre. Attendees, including Mrs. Sarju and Ms. Narine, highlighted personal grievances, such as a tragic incident in Corriverton, where they sought assistance and were directed to the appropriate […]
By Reycia Nedd Residents in several flood-affected areas across Linden are grappling with the aftermath of severe flooding, with many contemplating their next move. The Civil Defence Commission (CDC) has been dispatched to assess the situation. On the Mackenzie shore, communities such as Block 42, Speightland, Rainbow City, Kara Kara, Old Kara Kara, Noitedacht, and […]
By Saskia Warrick The Guyanese Embassy in Qatar hosted its first Independence Day reception, marking Guyana’s 58th year of freedom. The event was a vibrant celebration of the nation’s rich heritage and promising future. The reception highlighted Guyana’s remarkable journey since independence. Guests were reminded of the country’s resilience and growth, culminating in its current […]
By Josiah Williams Exactly one year has passed since the tragic Mahdia Dorm fire claimed the lives of 20 children, leaving others injured and traumatized. Steve Jerome, father of Adonijah Jerome, the youngest victim, expressed the profound impact of losing his son and the bond formed with the other victims’ families. Romario Joseph, father of […]
By Tracy Liverpool Prime Minister Brigadier Mark Phillips took the lead in organizing a cleanup exercise in Linden, marking preparations for the upcoming 58th Independence Day Anniversary flag-raising ceremony. Accompanied by Minister of Public Works Juan Edghill, Prime Minister Phillips joined forces with residents of Linden to clean up twelve communities, including the Mackenzie Sports […]
By Josiah Williams In a remarkable display of solidarity, Guyanese citizens have collectively donated over $110.8 million to support Palestinian refugees through the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA). Facilitated by the Central Islamic Organisation of Guyana (CIOG), the Muslim Youth Organisation (MYO), and the Guyana Islamic Trust (GIT), this fundraising […]
By Radha Motielall Caricom leaders, in collaboration with international partners, have reached a consensus on a transitional governance plan aimed at restoring peace and stability in Haiti. During a meeting held in Jamaica between Caricom and its international allies, Caricom Chairman President Irfaan Ali announced the agreement, which follows the resignation of Prime Minister Ariel […]
Brazilian President Lula da Silva arrived in Guyana earlier today to attend the 46th regular meeting of the heads of government of CARICOM. During a joint press conference, Chairman of CARICOM President Irfaan Ali announced the operationalization of a Caricom-Brazil Joint Commission, marking a significant step in strengthening ties between the two entities. President Ali […]