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Aviation
    30th Sep, 2026

Pres. Ali calls for stronger aviation safety 

President Irfaan Ali is warning that there can be no room for complacency when it comes to aviation safety, saying a single breakdown in standards can have serious consequences.

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Crime & Security
    29th Sep, 2026

Four witnesses left as Mohamed extradition case nears one-year mark

The prosecution’s witness list in the Mohamed extradition case is narrowing, with no more than four witnesses left to testify as the proceedings approach the one-year mark.

The case will return to the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court

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Aviation
    29th Sep, 2026

Guyana seeks partner for Global Aviation Training Hub

Guyana is seeking an international partner to help establish the country as a global hub for aviation training and human-resource development.

President Dr. Irfaan Ali made the announcement while addressing the ICAO-EASA conference w

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Education
    29th Sep, 2026

New Amsterdam Secondary gets new AutoCAD lab

The Ministry of Education has commissioned a new AutoCAD laboratory at the New Amsterdam Secondary School. 

The facility is designed to enhance the students’ technical skills and provides a modern space for digital design, innovation an

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Crime & Security
    29th Sep, 2026

Handwriting expert confirms Carol Joseph signature on March 13 fraudulent declaration and Lowenfield’s signature on reports with falsified votes submitted to GECOM

The prosecution in the 2020 election fraud trial on Tuesday turned to forensic handwriting evidence, with Detective Inspector Ameer Mohamed testifying that signatures attributed to former Chief Elections Officer Keith Lowenfield and APNU+AFC chief scrutineer C

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Crime & Security
    29th Sep, 2026

Three detained for illegal mining along Siparuni riverbank

The Ministry of Natural Resources wishes to advise that three miners, including two non-nationals, have been detained in connection with illegal mining along the Siparuni riverbank. 

The Guyana Geology and Mines Commission’s (GGMC) Enforcement Team found th

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Crime & Security
    28th Sep, 2026

GGMC shuts down unlicensed gold trading shop at Tamakay Landing; equipment, cash seized

The Ministry of Natural Resources wishes to advise the media that on September 28, the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission’s (GGMC) Enforcement Team suspended the operations of a shop at Tamakay Landing in the Mazaruni Mining District. The shop was found tradi

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Recent News


Guyana and Greece Sign Air Services Agreement

News
  30th Sep, 2026

Guyana entered into an Air Services Agreement with the Hellenic Republic (Greece) on Wednesday, September 30, 2026. The agreement was signed at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre on the sidelines of the joint International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) 3rd Global Regional Safety Oversight Organizations (RSOO) and Regional Accidents and Incidents Investigation Organization (RAIO) Forum for Aviation Safety.

Guyana’s Minister of Public Utilities and Avia

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No compensation offered to victims of MV Barima Tragedy

Legal Affairs
  30th Sep, 2026

Attorney General Anil Nandlall says no survivor or relative of victims of the M.V. Barima tragedy has been compensated, as he pushes back against reports about Government assistance to affected families.

He says President Irfaan Ali established the H.E.A.R.T. initiative to support affected families.

The initiative includes a team of lawyers, led by former Belize Attorney General and Senior Counsel Eamon Courtenay, to assist survivors and relatives with l

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Handwriting expert stands by findings on signatures of Smith-Joseph, Lowenfield and also confirms Lawrence’s signature on false declaration  

Legal Affairs
  30th Sep, 2026

A signature that drew public questions when Guyana’s disputed Region Four election declaration appeared online in March 2020 was back at the centre of the courtroom on Wednesday. 

Police handwriting expert Ameer Mohamed stood by his opinion that signatures bearing Volda Lawrence’s name on passport applications and the disputed declaration were written by the same person, despite a sustained challenge from defence attorney Nigel Hughes.

The Form 24 at issue was associated with the March 5, 2020 declara

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Courts to see more cases targeting criminal assets

Legal Affairs
  30th Sep, 2026

Guyana’s courts could soon see more applications seeking to freeze bank accounts, detain properties and confiscate assets suspected to be linked to criminal activities.

Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs Anil Nandlall,made the comments following last week’s 27th Regional Conference of the Americas for INTERPOL, held in Guyana, where the need to follow criminal money was highlighted.

He says the country’s approach to fighting organised crime is changing, with greate

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MOA launches Agriculture Month 2026

Agriculture
  30th Sep, 2026

- Says women, youth leading agriculture growth

-by Jordan Alkins

Agriculture Month 2026 was launched today under the theme "Innovate, Nourish, Grow: Building a Strong and Sustainable Guyana." 

At the launch, Agriculture Minister Zulfikar Mustapha highlighted the growing role of women and youths in farming, agro-processing and agricultural innovation.

Walk through the agro-processing sector, the classrooms of the Guyana School of Agriculture, or a hydroponics facility today, and you will see the

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U.S. supports Guyana’s efforts to strengthen counter-narcotics and security capabilities

Community Development
  30th Sep, 2026

The United States is supporting Guyana’s efforts to strengthen its counter-narcotics and security capabilities, including measures to improve air and maritime-domain awareness.

U.S. Ambassador to Guyana Nicole Theriot says Guyana’s growing economy and oil revenues could make the country increasingly attractive to transnational criminal organizations.

She says the United States is working with Guyana to strengthen its capacity to counter narcotics trafficking, online scams and tra

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