President Ali Claims “Almost Entire Population” Has Access to Potable Water—But Are the Numbers Accurate?
President Irfaan Ali announced on Sunday that his government has invested over GY$65 billion in the water sector, allegedly enabling ...
WORD OF DAY: SECULAR
WORD OF DAY: SECULAR adjective | SEK-yuh-ler What It Means Secular describes things that are not spiritual; that is, they relate ...
West Indies U-19 Women defeat Nepal U-19 Women by nine runs in first ICC U-19 Women’s T20 World Cup Warm-up match
The West Indies Under-19 Women secured a tense nine-run win over Nepal Under-19 Women in their opening ICC U-19 Women’s ...
IPL begins March 21 weekend; WPL to start from February 7
IPL 2025 is set to start on March 21 with Eden Gardens hosting both the season opener and the final ...
Guyanese citizens, organisations demand transparency on US$527M GTE Loan amidst growing concerns over Govt’s financial mismanagement
Guyana is set to begin repaying a massive US$527 million loan from the United States Export-Import (US EXIM) Bank starting ...
Speaker faces backlash over ban on the word “Corruption” as Guyana holds title of most corrupt English-Speaking Caribbean country
In a move that has sparked outrage and ridicule, Speaker of the National Assembly Manzoor Nadir is being slammed for ...
MP Ferguson challenges Minister Croal’s boast of 50,000 house lots: “A Web of Deception”
Opposition Member of Parliament Annette Ferguson has issued a sharp rebuke to Colin Croal, Minister of Housing and Water, regarding ...
AFC warns of Venezuela’s escalating hybrid warfare against Guyana, while Gov’t fails to act
The Alliance for Change (AFC) in a strongly worded statement warns that Venezuela continues to refine its hybrid warfare strategy ...
Maduro Signals Readiness for Armed Conflict Amid Global Opposition: ‘We Will Fight the Battle’
One day after being sworn in for a third term as Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro addressed widespread international opposition, stating that Venezuela, along with ...
Deep Connections, Deeper Risks (Part 4): We Don’t Need Deep Sea Mining for a Green Transition—Here’s the Truth Behind Its False Promises
In the race for clean energy, mining companies are pitching deep-sea minerals as the golden ticket to a sustainable future. ...
