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Business and Economy
    28th Sep, 2026

Young Guyanese must seize emerging opportunities – President Ali

President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali is urging young Guyanese to identify and capitalize on opportunities emerging across the economy.

He says investments targeting young people are already producing transformational results.

The President says young people

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Amerindian Development
    28th Sep, 2026

Government vows continued investment

Minister within the Office of the Prime Minister with Responsibility for Public Affairs and Information, Kwame McCoy says the government will continue investing in Amerindian communities as part of its wide

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Business and Economy
    28th Sep, 2026

251 new students begin TVET training at NATI

Students of the New Amsterdam Technical Institute, or NATI, were today urged to exercise discipline and commitment in their respective areas of training, as the institution welcomed its 2026–2027 cohort of 251 new students.

The 251 new students were welcome

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Crime & Security
    28th Sep, 2026

Magistrate cautions defence as Narine cross examination nears 20 hours

Chief Magistrate Judy Latchman today ruled several questions from the defence irrelevant, as the cross-examination of Head of Special Branch, Senior Police Superintendent Prem Narine, approached 20 hours in the Mohamed extradition proc

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Crime & Security
    28th Sep, 2026

Technology to strengthen traffic enforcement

Motorists are being warned against offering bribes to traffic ranks, as the Guyana Police Force moves toward greater use of technology in road enforcement.

Traffic Chief Senior Superintendent Mahendra Singh says the in

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Crime & Security
    28th Sep, 2026

Giddings defends server security

- Jaskaran stands by District Four findings

-by NaAsia Bristol

GECOM IT Officer Aneal Giddings has maintained that the election server remained secure during the bomb scare at Ashmin’s Building and was never accessed while locked inside his vehicle.

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Business and Economy
    25th Sep, 2026

Parapet waste pickup set to resume across Georgetown

The collection of waste from parapets across Georgetown is set to resume as part of a renewed effort to tackle garbage accumulation and improve the cleanliness of the city.

Minister of Local Government and Regional Development Priya Manickchand announced th

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Three detained for illegal mining along Siparuni riverbank

Crime & Security
  29th Sep, 2026

The Ministry of Natural Resources wishes to advise that three miners, including two non-nationals, have been detained in connection with illegal mining along the Siparuni riverbank. 

The Guyana Geology and Mines Commission’s (GGMC) Enforcement Team found that machinery had been placed on the bank and a river dredge directed into it to extract minerals. The operation damaged the riverbank, and the team is assessing the extent of that damage.

The team seized the river dredge and associated equipment, in

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GGMC shuts down unlicensed gold trading shop at Tamakay Landing; equipment, cash seized

Crime & Security
  28th Sep, 2026

The Ministry of Natural Resources wishes to advise the media that on September 28, the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission’s (GGMC) Enforcement Team suspended the operations of a shop at Tamakay Landing in the Mazaruni Mining District. The shop was found trading gold without the required approvals and licences.

During its inspection, the team seized a quantity of gold, equipment and cash. Two persons were detained by the Guyana Police Force as investigations continue.

This action forms part of the min

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Four witnesses left as Mohamed extradition case nears one-year mark

Crime & Security
  29th Sep, 2026

The prosecution’s witness list in the Mohamed extradition case is narrowing, with no more than four witnesses left to testify as the proceedings approach the one-year mark.

The case will return to the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court on October 21 and 22.

Lead prosecutor, King’s Counsel Terence Williams, confirmed Tuesday that four witnesses have been served, but said the prosecution could ultimately call fewer.

His comments came as another lengthy phase of the proceedings wr

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Guyana seeks partner for Global Aviation Training Hub

Aviation
  29th Sep, 2026

Guyana is seeking an international partner to help establish the country as a global hub for aviation training and human-resource development.

President Dr. Irfaan Ali made the announcement while addressing the ICAO-EASA conference which opened today at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre.

The Head of State says Guyana’s aviation sector has undergone remarkable growth in recent years, driven by expanded connectivity, improved infrastructure, and new investments.

He says Guyan

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New Amsterdam Secondary gets new AutoCAD lab

Education
  29th Sep, 2026

The Ministry of Education has commissioned a new AutoCAD laboratory at the New Amsterdam Secondary School. 

The facility is designed to enhance the students’ technical skills and provides a modern space for digital design, innovation and practical learning. 

The commissioning forms part of the Ministry’s continued expansion of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) in schools, preparing students for roles within Guyana’s rapid transformation. 

Deputy Chief E

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Handwriting expert confirms Carol Joseph signature on March 13 fraudulent declaration and Lowenfield’s signature on reports with falsified votes submitted to GECOM

Crime & Security
  29th Sep, 2026

The prosecution in the 2020 election fraud trial on Tuesday turned to forensic handwriting evidence, with Detective Inspector Ameer Mohamed testifying that signatures attributed to former Chief Elections Officer Keith Lowenfield and APNU+AFC chief scrutineer Carol Smith-Joseph were written by the same persons who signed comparison documents.

Principal Magistrate Faith McGusty accepted Mohamed, of the Guyana Police Force’s Fingerprint and Handwriting Analysis Unit, as an expert in handwriting analysis. Hi

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