-AG defends US assurances in Mohameds’ Extradition Case

-by Kimberly Giddings

The Court of Appeal has reserved its ruling on a constitutional challenge brought by Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed and his father, Nazar Mohamed, in connection with their extradition proceedings.

Acting Chancellor of the Judiciary, Justice Roxane George-Wiltshire, SC, said the court must review more than 2,000 pages of legal submissions and authorities before delivering its decision.

During today’s hearing, Attor

The Ethnic Relations Commission is engaging Guyanese on proposed changes to the country’s Constitution through a constituency consultation on constitutional reforms.

ERC Chairman Shaik Moeenul Hack urged participants to share their views openly, respect differing opinions and propose practical recommendations to strengthen Guyana’s constitutional framework.

“This national constitutional reform process comes at a time of significant growth and transformation for Guyana. As our e

The Government of Guyana has vowed to take firm action against any attempts to interfere with the administration of justice, following an incident involving Opposition Leader Azzruddin Mohamed and Senior Superintendent of Police Prem Narine outside the officer's Kitty residence.

In a statement issued on Tuesday, the government said the protection of witnesses remains a fundamental responsibility of the State, particularly as Narine is currently giving evidence in t

The Men on Mission is celebrating its fourth anniversary, marking the occasions with the handing over of a new home in Great Diamond, East Bank Demerara, to 75-year-old pensioner Abdool Nazir.

Zanita Persaud, the wife of the 75- year- old Abdool Nazir, expressed their appreciation for the new home

She recalled that in 2017 Nazir was shaken by severe kidney complication which left him 

President Irfaan Ali is calling for long-term purchasing agreements between farmers and agro-processors to help stabilize prices and protect farmers’ incomes. 

He also says improved storage facilities and a regional food hub will be critical to managing food surpluses, preventing shortages and protecting the region against global market disruptions.

He wants farmers and buyers to agree on prices over the long term, allowing farmers to plan production and secure a reliable mark

Attorney General Anil Nandlall says Guyana’s rapid development is being matched by an expanding legal framework, with new legislation and reforms being introduced to support the country’s transformation.

Speaking on the Starting Point podcast on Sunday, Nandlall said the government has been strengthening the legal framework since taking office in 2020, particularly in the oil and gas sector.

He highlighted the Local Content Act, which aims to protect local employment and s