During today's proceedings in the elections fraud trial at the Georgetown Magistrates Court, key witness Bibi Anieshaw Mohamed took the stand and faced a three-way cross-examination from the defense, by the end of which she had maintained her previous testimony.

Tensions flared in court on Monday as disagreement emerged over the handling of witness testimony in the ongoing election fraud case. During the cross-examination by the defe

Regional conglomerate ANSA McAl is being encouraged to invest in Guyana's agro-processing sector and strengthen partnerships with local farmers as the country continues its drive towards a more diversified, value-added economy.

Speaking at the Growing with Guyana Business Networking reception hosted by ANSA McAL at the Guyana Marriott Hotel, President Ali emphasised the immense opportunities emerging from Guyana's economic transformation, urging businesses to invest in manufacturing

Hundreds of residents from remote and coastal Region 2 communities turned out despite heavy rainfall for a government outreach led by Vice President Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo on Tuesday. During the outreach, the Vice President noted that they were able to address many of the challenges residents faced.

During the Region 2 outreach, residents were given the opportunity to raise personal and community concerns directly with go

The Office of the Prime Minister, through the Gas-to-Energy (GTE) Task Force, on Tuesday facilitated an educational visit to the Gas-to-Energy Project site at Wales, West Bank Demerara, by students and lecturers from the University of Guyana’s Faculty of Engineering and Technology.

The delegation was accompanied by Head of the Gas-to-Energy Task Force, Mr Winston Brassington who briefed the students on the project’s development, current progress, and its strategic importance to Guyana’s energy and indust

President Dr. Irfaan Ali has called on transport operators and fuel suppliers to act responsibly and absorb part of the impact of rising global fuel prices, as part of a collaborative effort to shield citizens from international market shocks.

In an address to the nation on Tuesday, the Head of State said Guyana, like many countries, is facing mounting pressure from the ongoing crisis in the Middle East, which has driven up energy costs, international shipping rates and the price of refined petroleum pro

The Government has introduced stricter rules for managing public contracts, including tougher penalties for delays, closer monitoring of performance bonds and tighter controls on contract changes to improve accountability and ensure goods and services are delivered on time.

Senior Minister in the Office of the President with responsibility for Finance, Dr. Ashni Singh, disclosed the new directives in a live address on Monday, following a high-level meeting with Permanent Secretaries convened on the instr