The Berbice Expo and Trade Fair 2026 officially kicked off last evening, featuring more than 180 booths showcasing a wide range of products and services.

Organized by the Central Corentyne Chamber of Commerce, the event provides businesses with an opportunity to network, promote their products and services, and forge new partnerships, while creating opportunities for hundreds of businesses to engage with consumers.

The expo, being held at the Rose Hall Estate Community Centre grou

Home Affairs Minister Oneidge Walrond says Deputy Commissioner of Police and Head of the Special Organised Crime Unit (SOCU), Faisal Karimbaksh, should be placed on administrative leave while an investigation into sexual allegations against him is conducted.

Speaking during a recent interview, Minister Walrond confirmed that a female police officer who previously worked at SOCU has made a statement concerning the allegations and was transferred from the unit at her own request.

According to the Minist

Former People’s National Congress Reform leader Robert Herman Orlando Corbin has died at the age of 78.

Corbin, a lawyer and veteran parliamentarian, served as PNC leader and Leader of the Opposition from 2002 to 2012, succeeding Desmond Hoyte. He first entered the National Assembly in 1973 and spent more than 35 years in Parliament, serving in both government and opposition.

President Irfaan Ali, in expressing condolences, described Corbin as a political stalwart.

He highlighted Corbin’s service

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation is pleased to announce that, as a consequence of the intensification of our bilateral relations and discussions between the Cooperative Rebublic of Guyana and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, as well as in our mutual interest in expanding and advancing our cooperation in trade and economic partnerships and investment, tourism, etc., as well as the strengthening of our bilateral relations centred on people-to-people contact, Guyana is now the only cou

Women’s right to make informed decisions about their reproductive health, and the protection of girls from harmful practices such as child marriage, are among the issues being highlighted by the United Nations Population Fund.

The agency says women must be able to make reproductive health choices free from coercion, while children must be protected from practices that can affect their education, safety and future.

The United Nat

Breast Cancer Awareness Month got underway in Georgetown on Friday, with the Guyana Cancer Foundation hosting its annual breast cancer tree-wrapping ceremony on Main Street.

The event brought together breast cancer survivors, fighters, caregivers and supporters, as the Foundation launched a month of activities aimed at raising awareness and encouraging early detection.

Trees along Main Street were wrapped in vibrant shades of pink, accompanied by music and activities highligh