Former Region Four Chairman found guilty of assaulting ex-wife
NATIONAL Border Patrol Director and former Region Four Chairman, Daniel Seeram, was, on Friday, found guilty of assaulting his former wife, bringing to an end a criminal case that had been before the Sparendaam Magistrate’s Court for nearly three years. Seeram was convicted following the conclusion of his trial before Magistrate Abigail Gibbs. Following the […]
Region One records major expansion in healthcare services
REGION ONE has recorded significant expansion in healthcare infrastructure, human resources and service delivery, with new maternal health initiatives and improved access to diagnostic and pharmaceutical services reshaping healthcare across the region. Regional Health Officer (RHO), Dr Mitchel Pierre, said the improvements represent an unprecedented period of development in the Barima-Waini region, with the Ministry […]
New schools to open in Region One mining communities
CONTRACTORS have begun mobilising for the construction of new primary schools in the Region One communities of Five Star, Eye Lash and Big Creek, marking the first time formal schools will be established in the predominantly mining areas. Regional Education Officer (REdO) Annansha Peters said the projects are intended to bring education closer to children […]
Guyanese mother and son honoured at 2026 Caribbean Global Awards in London
GUYANESE finance professional Dr Alista Bishop recently received the Sustainable Finance Award, an achievement that comes one year after winning the Global Leadership Award at the Caribbean Global Awards, while her 13-year-old son Xavi Bishop earned the Junior Youth Community Impact Award. The awards were presented on September 26, 2026, at The Cumberland Hotel […]
FAO highlights innovation and sustainability during Agriculture Month
THE Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) is using Agriculture Month 2026 to highlight the importance of innovation, climate resilience and sustainable food production as Guyana continues efforts to transform its agrifood systems. Observed under the theme, “Innovate, Nourish, Grow: Building a Strong and Sustainable Guyana,” Agriculture Month provides an opportunity to […]
ERC expands Harmony Clubs, engagement with communities and stakeholders
THE Ethnic Relations Commission (ERC) continues to advance its constitutional mandate of promoting harmony, good relations, and mutual respect among Guyana’s diverse communities. During September 2026, the commission continued its public education, community outreach, monitoring, and investigative activities, while strengthening engagement with communities and stakeholders across the country. PUBLIC EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT […]
PM Mottley to attend 2027 Guyana Energy Conference
BARBADOS Prime Minister (PM), Mia Amor Mottley, will attend the 2027 Guyana Energy Conference and Supply Chain Expo, adding a regional dimension to the high-level discussions on energy, investment and economic development. Mottley is scheduled to participate in the four-day event, which will be held from February 16 to 19, 2027, in Georgetown under the […]
Contractors Warned: Meet Le Repentir deadline or face penalties
– Minister Manickchand warns no room for delays LOCAL Government Minister, Priya Manickchand, has warned contractors engaged to clean the Le Repentir Cemetery that failure to complete the works within the stipulated timeframe could result in penalties. Manickchand issued the warning during an on-site meeting with the contractors on Thursday, stressing that those accepting […]
Caribbean Airlines expands network with Toronto, Caracas and Panama services
CARIBBEAN Airlines is expanding its regional and international network with new and resumed services linking Tobago with Toronto, Trinidad with Caracas and Trinidad with Panama. The airline said the services are intended to provide passengers with greater travel options for leisure, business and family trips while supporting tourism, trade and connectivity between the Caribbean and […]
‘Because We Care’ grant continues for CAPE students
DISTRIBUTION of the Government’s $85,000 “Because We Care” education support package continued on Friday for students sitting the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE), with Education Minister Sonia Parag visiting distribution sites at Diamond Secondary School and Queen’s College. The CAPE exercise follows the earlier distribution of the grant to learners at other levels in public […]
