Elections fraud trial advances
-prosecution says key evidence still ahead Five years after the 2020 elections, the high-profile electoral fraud trial is now entering a critical phase, with the prosecution signaling that key evidence is…
-prosecution says key evidence still ahead Five years after the 2020 elections, the high-profile electoral fraud trial is now entering a critical phase, with the prosecution signaling that key evidence is…
Student capacity at the Mahaicony Technical and Vocational Training Centre (MTVTC) has increased from just over 300 to more than 500, following the commissioning of a new training block on…
President Dr. Irfan Ali is setting his sights on transforming healthcare in Guyana with plans to deliver a world-class system powered by advanced digital technology, including artificial intelligence (AI), by the end…
-says Guyana prepared to play leading role President Dr. Irfaan Ali is calling for urgent reforms to modernize Caribbean health systems, noting that Guyana stands ready to play a pivotal…
– AG Nandlall to represent nation at ICJ Guyana is set to enter a crucial phase in its long-standing border controversy with Venezuela, as oral hearings open at the International…
-no signs of flooding around country -by David Clarke Authorities are continuing to monitor ongoing rainfall activity across the country. While there are no major reports of flooding so farin…
Roadside vendors operating along Agricultural Road, Mon Repos are expected to be relocated to a newly constructed tarmac facility as part of efforts to improve safety, order and overall living…
The government is moving ahead with the next phase of the long-anticipated law school at the University of Guyana (UG), with procurement for key design and supervisory services set to…
–for Guyana’s 60th Independence -by Nakasia Logan A world-renowned Chinese acrobatic troupe delivered a stunning cultural showcase at the National Cultural Centre on Tuesday evening, captivating audiences as Guyana continues…
-to rule soon on Mohameds appeal -by Kimberly Giddings The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) has reserved its ruling in the extradition case involving US-sanctioned businessmen Nazar and Azruddin Mohamed,…