Survivors and families of those who perished in the MV Barima tragedy welcomed the Commission of Inquiry during the commissioners’ visit to Mabaruma today.

Today's session helped residents understand the CoI's work and how they can take part ahead of the formal hearings, which begin on Wednesday, October 14. 

Guyana’s agriculture sector has recorded an average annual growth of 10 percent since 2022, driven by government investments, supportive policies and the continued efforts of farmers.

President Irfaan Ali highlighted the sector’s growth, while addressing a Farmers’ Conference at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre in Liliendaal earlier today.

The Ministry of Education’s Distance Education Unit today launched EdPal Plus App and an accompanying Media Mentorship Programme, marking a major step forward for digital learning in Guyana.

Head of the Distance Education Unit Phillip Williams says the new EDPAL Plus builds on the original EdPal platform introduced in 2023.

The upgraded app offers free access to educational videos, audio lessons, structured courses, audiobooks and seven live broadcast channels on Android and iOS

Minister of Home Affairs Oneidge Walrond has commended the men and women of the Guyana Fire Service for their discipline, professionalism and resilience as the service marked its 69th anniversary with a route march.

Walrond said the anniversary was an opportunity to recognise the sacrifices firefighters make daily, often putting their lives at risk.

“We are very proud of the Fire Service. The government has made tremendous investme

The government is preparing tougher penalties for everyday offences, including illegal garbage dumping, noise nuisance and obstruction of public roadways. 

Attorney General Anil Nandlall says the proposed amendments will include community service as a penalty, as authorities also move to strengthen road safety laws.

“The Attorney General Chambers have completed a wide menu of amendments that are going to speak to noise, nuisance, ga

Tributes and live performances at the National Cultural Centre on Sunday honoured the life and legacy of Trinidad-born Guyanese author, poet, athlete and corporate executive Dr. Ian Archie McDonald.

Friends and former colleagues reflected on their experiences with Dr. McDonald, remembering his character, his contributions to Caribbean literature and the lasting impact of his work on the region’s literary community.

Poet Al Creighton said, “Ian reflected on his family, his boy