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River boats ease access for expectant mothers and o...
Access to maternal health support for expectant mothers, alongside a wider range of primary healthcare services, has been boosted in Region One...
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Oct 26, 2025
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Hurricane Melissa could be one of the strongest sto...
Jamaica could face one of the strongest landfall storms in its recorded history as Hurricane Melissa moves through the Caribbean, and forecasters predict it will...
Government keeps close watch on Hurricane Mellissa; Guyanese students in Jamaica urged to stay safe
The Government of Guyana is closely monitoring the approach of Hurricane Mellissa to Jamaica, where...
Contractor engaged to tackle pigeon infestations at East Coast schools
The Ministry of Education has engaged a contractor specialising in pigeon control, mitigation, and proofing...
Works progressing on first phase of International Parika Port
Works on the first phase of the International Parika Port are progressing smoothly and will...
Fire of unknown origin destroys Bartica home
A fire of unknown origin completely destroyed a three-storey concrete and timber building at 6th Avenue, Bartica, in the early...
One in custody following early-morning fire at Suddie Hospital
Police have arrested one person in connection with an early-morning fire at the Suddie Public Hospital today. According to reports,...
Joe Vieira Park on track for 2026 opening
The US$12 million China-Guyana Joe Vieira Friendship Park on the West Bank of Demerara is 83 per cent complete and...
Essequibo trade expo creates new opportunities for business growth
The Essequibo Chambers of Commerce and Industry (ECCI) officially opened its 19th Annual Agro and Trade Fair on Friday evening,...
Agriculture Minister: Rice farmers’ interests at heart as negotiations continue for higher prices
The government has reaffirmed its commitment to securing higher prices for rice farmers as it continues negotiations with millers, amid...
Steps of hope: Cancer survivors to take to the streets tomorrow
When survivors like Nalini Boodramlall and Hazel Chase take to the streets of Georgetown tomorrow, their steps will carry more...
