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April 5, 2025
– suspect in custody POLICE in Region Ten are investigating the alleged murder of a man known only as ‘Blacka’, a 28-year-old unemployed resident of the Kwakwani waterfront, following
Archive for the Day: April 5, 2025
April 5, 2025
–President Ali says, emphasises AI development must tackle food, climate, energy insecurity, and other global challenges TURNING today’s challenges into tomorrow’s tech-powered opportunities with the use of Artificial Technology
April 5, 2025
–$30M for NDCs, $50M for municipalities EVERY Neighbourhood Democratic Council (NDC) and municipality will be able to provide better and more services, as their annual subventions have been significantly
April 5, 2025
MARKING a significant step towards world-class healthcare, People’s Progressive Party’s General Secretary, Bharrat Jagdeo, has said that six new hospitals will be commissioned before the end of this year.
April 5, 2025
–Jagdeo says; highlights that other political parties focusing on short-term promises, not long-term progress PEOPLE’S Progressive Party (PPP) General Secretary, Bharrat Jagdeo has exposed the opposition’s fixation on short-term
April 5, 2025
I SERIOUSLY doubt many people read Percy Hintzen’s column for “In The Diaspora (ITD)” which was carried last Monday by the Stabroek News edited by one of the most
April 5, 2025
Dear Editor, THE notion that Opposition Leader Aubrey Norton should step aside in favour of Nigel Hughes or any so-called ‘consensus candidate’ in a potential coalition between the APNU
April 5, 2025
Dear Editor WITHIN the national boundaries of Guyana, colourful birds nest in radiant flowering and wild fruit trees flourishing along the banks of rivers, canals, and creeks that
April 5, 2025
Dear Editor, THE Guyana Human Rights Association (GHRA) has long presented itself as a defender of civil society and a watchdog for human rights and governance in Guyana. But,
April 5, 2025
THE announcement of a 38 per cent reciprocal tariff on Guyanese exports to the United States has sparked concerns among local businesses and policymakers. However, as Vice President Dr.
