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Guyanese teen who went missing in New York found alive

The 16-year-old Guyanese boy who went missing from his Brooklyn, New York home on August 28 has been found alive and well. Relatives are breathing a sigh of relief after Ryan Matthews was found earlier this week in the New York area. Matthews who moved to New York from Guyana just a year ago, went […]

Fourteen more amnesty days to hand over illegal weapons

The Ministry of Public Security has announced that the firearm amnesty has been extended. The amnesty period was expected to come to an end yesterday but the government gave the go ahead for an extension.  The amnesty will now end on October 14. According to Minister of Public Security, Khemraj Ramjattan, over 100 guns and […]

China Harbour forced to put hold on airport expansion work over labour laws

The Guyana government is bringing the hammer down on the Chinese construction firm – China Harbor Engineering – which has been contracted to do the expansion of the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA). Minister within the Ministry of Social Protection, Simona Broomes visited the company on Tuesday following instructions for the company to cease operations […]

Execution murder rocks East Ruimveldt

Police investigators are probing the gunning down murder of East Ruimveldt resident, Dexter Griffith. The man who is believed to be 36-years-old was shot dead last evening in front of a relative’s home where he was sitting. Investigators have said the murder appeared like an execution type killing. Persons who were close by said moments […]

Maduro plays down border row and claims troop build up was narco fighting effort

Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro on Tuesday afternoon delivered an address to the 70th United Nations General Assembly in New York but while he championed the need for peace across the world, he had little to say about the ongoing Guyana/Venezuela Border controversy. Brushing over the matter, Maduro extended appreciation to UN Secretary General, Ban Ki […]

Guyanese shout “not one blue sackie” at UN protest against Venezuela at

Over 70 Guyanese nationals gathered outside the United Nations headquarters on Tuesday morning in support of President David Granger and his government’s position against the Venezuela’s claim to Guyana’s territory. Chanting the words of Dave Martin’s “Not a Blade of Grass”, the protesters made known their objections to Venezuela’s claim. Well known Guyanese designer Roger […]