EYEWITNESS: Building Guyana… physically
It doesn’t matter which side of the divide you are on, you gotta admit that this weekend was a great one for our country...
EYEWITNESS: Fixing complaints… on Government’s outreaches
One of the challenges in governing a divided country like ours is how’d you please “the people” when the people don’t see themselves as...
Eyewitness: Politics…and the Courts
Have you noticed that, with all the various and sundry (and not so sundry!!) crimes committed in our dear ole mudland, the Courts yet...
Eyewitness: Planning…for a roiled climate
Over in Europe, they’re having a “long, hot summer” in more ways than one. The phrase was used in 1960s America, when the ghettoes...
Eyewitness: Development…and hotels galore
For fifty years – since 1969 – the Pegasus was the only ‘name brand” hotel in our dear mudland. Imagine that!! Yet we’d been...
Eyewitness: Security…in food
The push for food security in the Caribbean is kinda ironic when you think about it, ain’t it? Weren’t the Amerindians Columbus stumbled over,...
Eyewitness: Ordah!!!…in the House!!!
Finally, the eight Opposition MPs – who’d been called out by the Speaker for their riotous behaviour back on Dec 29th last – have...
EYEWITNESS: Divvying up …marital (coalition) property
Just when your Eyewitness thought the AFC and the PNC had sorted out their divorce amicably, because they had the foresight to craft a...
EYEWITNESS: Testing… British meritocracy
Whether they want to admit it or not, it’s the European empire-building projects (Spanish, Portuguese. English and their successors) that created racism “to keep...
Eyewitness: Lobbying…and reaction?
The fallout from the VICE undercover sting operation continues to roil the political landscape. As your Eyewitness has said before, what VICE uncovered was...
Recent Articles
GTI gets $6.2M in land surveying equipment from FAO
…20 scholarships being offered
In order to assist Guyana to boost its land surveying capacity, the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO)...
GCCI renews calls for removal of UK Visa requirements
The Georgetown Chamber of Commerce & Industry (GCCI) welcomes the decision by the carrier British Airway (BA) to restart its route between Guyana and...
Raksha Bandhan celebrations: President receives rakhi from Brahma Kumaris sisters, Indian High Commission
President Dr Irfaan Ali ushered in Raksha Bandhan celebrations after receiving rakhis from sisters from the Brahma Kumaris and from representatives of...
Banks confirmed as official beer of Hero CPL finals
Banks has been confirmed as the Official Beer of the Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) finals which will take place in Guyana from 27...
Low-Income Houses at Great Diamond on track to be completed for Cricket Carnival
–all proceeds from renting to assist low-income homeowners
Construction for a number of two-bedroom low-income homes at Great Diamond, East Bank Demerara, which will be...
Father, daughter found guilty of killing fisherman
Initially indicted for the capital offence of murder over the beating to death of 22-year-old fisherman Shereffudeen Nazamudeen, Surendra Sukhdeo and his daughter Mandy...
New era of development on the horizon – President Ali
President Dr Irfaan Ali told this year’s Youths in Natural Resources (YNR) Apprentices that by 2030 they will be living in the best city...
Police now institute murder charge against youth for death of Berbice businessman
The prosecution on Wednesday withdrew the manslaughter charge which was instituted against Dave Singh last week and is now charging the 23-year-old man with...
British Airways to commence operations in Guyana in 2023
British Airways will commence operations from the United Kingdon to Guyana in 2023 but tickets are expected to go on sale from this week....
Miss Jam Zone delegates pay a courtesy call on Tourism Minister
The seven semi-finalists of the Miss Jam Zone Pageant on Monday paid a courtesy call on Tourism, Industry and Commerce Minister, Oneidge Walrond.
After being...