Eyewitness: Don’t…
…knock our forests
Back in the day, when President Jagdeo floated the idea that Guyana could make money by simply not cutting down its forests,...
Eyewitness: Free at last…
…from GTT’s monopoly
It’s a little appreciated irony that when the PNC sold off our local telephone company in the first wave of privatisation back...
EYEWITNESS: Don’t look over…
…Executive’s shoulder
In a rather extraordinary statement, President David Granger reacted to the CJ's judgment on the GECOM Chair’s appointment thusly: “I will continue to...
Eyewitness: Contempt…
…for Guyanese morality
Your Eyewitness believes that the Guyanese people really have to draw a line in the sand on this “gifting” scandal. This should...
Eyewitness: PNC palace coup…
…fallout continues
As the soap opera in the PNC continues with their public histrionics, all sorts of conspiracy theories are being floated to make sense...
EYEWITNESS: Tag team…
…in GECOM
Tag teams are a standard feature in professional wrestling. The trick is to have a “fresh” partner ready to enter the ring to...
Eyewitness: What’s ahead for Guyana…
…with its cleavages?
No… your Eyewitness doesn’t have a crystal ball, but what he does have is a good understanding of the people he’s lived...
Eyewitness: Rising for air…
…by picketing
Folks were beginning to wonder if the APNU/AFC had folded up their tent and disbanded. After all, they hadn’t been sighted for two...
EYEWITNESS: Aspirations… to be a teacher
During colonial days, most of the upper rungs of the economic strata were occupied by white Britishers. The rest of the society had to...
EYEWITNESS: Time compression…
…by Government
The PNC-led APNU/AFC coalition spent millions of taxpayers’ dollars producing a 16-page insert in the Chronic “celebrating” their two-year stint at the helm...
Recent Articles
Deaths of Berbice siblings may not be dengue-related, samples sent to lab for diagnosis...
As investigations continue into the deaths of the Berbice siblings who died a day apart from each other, health officials have sent samples to...
Stabroek Market Wharf cleanup is 85% complete
Efforts to clear the rubble and debris from the collapsed Stabroek Market Wharf are swiftly underway, with approximately 85 per cent of the clearing...
Govt to appeal ruling on teachers’ strike – AG
The government will be moving to the Court of Appeal seeking to overturn the ruling handed down by Justice Sandil Kissoon at the Supreme...
Jurassic-themed promenade, boating activity, golf course, shops, boardwalk among plans for National Park
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Saharan Dust plume projected to pass over Guyana from Friday-Sunday – EPA
See full statement from the Environmental Protection Agency:
The Environmental Protection Agency hereby issues an advisory on a forecasted Saharan Dust plume projected to be...
2 mining operations in Puruni flagged for unsafe conditions
Two operations in Puruni Mining District in Region Seven (Cuyuni-Mazaruni) were flagged by the Occupational Safety and Health Department of the Ministry of Labour...
Berbice siblings died from dengue complications – Dr Anthony
The Berbice brother and sister who died a day apart had complications associated with dengue fever, Health Minister Dr Frank Anthony has revealed.
Speaking to...
Vreed-en-Hoop to G/town water taxi operation back to normal
See full statement from the Maritime Administration Department (MARAD):
Waters taxis have received the green light to resume use of the Stabroek stelling for the...
President Ali receives UWI American Foundation Legacy Award
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Govt/contractor dispute on GtE will not affect US EXIM Bank loan – Jagdeo
The ongoing dispute between the Guyana Government and its contractor for the model Gas-to-Energy (GtE) project, Lindsayca CH4 Guyana Inc. (LNDCH4), will not affect...