Payara licence signed
The Irfaan Ali-led PPP/C government yesterday inked the licence agreement for ExxonMobil’s US$9 billion Payara project in the Stabroek Block, its first major oil & gas agreement since it took office on August 2.
- Thursday, 1st October, 2020
- Today's Paper
Twenty-nine companies offer to market Guyana’s share of oil
‘I think international standards should be at the top of your list’
Success squatters teargassed and shot with pellets by police
Karen Cummings blasts govt’s handling of COVID-19
Updated: Airports to be opened to commercial flights from October 12
Truck driver charged with vehicular manslaughter over May 25th accident
Four months after Terry Danraj died in a motor vehicle accident at La Penitence, the truck driver involved in the accident has been charged with vehicular manslaughter.
Canefield man torches house in Reliance
TSU constable robbed of motorcycle
A 26-year-old police constable stationed at the Tactical Services Unit (TSU), Eve Leary was on Tuesday night held at gunpoint and robbed of his XR motorcycle.
A killing at sea implicates the armed forces in lawless Venezuela
Canefield supermarket burgled for second time in three months
Guyana records two more COVID-19 deaths
Samples from Henry cousins in St Lucia for testing
Man jailed for three years for sexually defiling body
Region Four woman, 61, Region Three man, 60, latest COVID fatalities
AFC calls emergency meeting over vice chair fiasco
APNU to probe how Region Four deal with AFC fell apart
Private equity fund acquires majority ownership of Camex Restaurants
COVID deaths
During his presentation on the 2020 National Budget, Minister of Health Dr Frank Anthony claimed that the former APNU+AFC Govern-ment did not test samples from deceased persons who displayed COVID-19 symptoms.
Constitutional reform: no confidence motions
China’s Leaders can’t be trusted
Washington consolidates its position in the Caribbean
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Windies lose final T20I to suffer third straight whitewash
DERBY, England, CMC – Fast bowler Shakera Selman sent down consecutive no-balls off the last two balls of the game to hand England Women an anticlimactic three-wicket victory in a five-over affair, as West Indies slumped to their third consecutive series whitewash in Twenty20 Internationals here yesterday.
Nurse calls for professional football league in Guyana
Following the confirmation of Guatemala as Guyana’s first round opponent in the 2021 CONCACAF Gold Cup Qualifiers, former captain Christopher Nurse is of the opinion that the Golden Jaguars possess the quality to overcome the challenge of the Central American outfit.
Coley looks to positives of forgettable tour
With West Indies Women completing their five-match T20I series versus England, Interim Head Coach Andre Coley is looking towards the positives amid a forgettable tour.
Trinidad: People refusing COVID tests
(Trinidad Guardian) Chief Medical Officer Dr Roshan Parasram yesterday revealed that the Ministry of Health’s goal of increasing testing for COVID-19 is being hampered because people are continuing to refuse swabbing for the virus “in a lot of instances.”
Trinidad: Reshma’s message, before abusive man killed her
(Trinidad Express) On June 26 of this year, murdered mother of two Reshma Kanchan shared this message on her Facebook page.
Jamaica: Son killed metres away from mother
(Jamaica Star) Diana Barrett raised her hands and muttered a small prayer as tears ran down her cheeks yesterday in front of her home in Cockburn Gardens, St Andrew.
PAHO official tells region to manage dengue outbreaks
Trinidad elections commission launches new ID card
Jamaica: Former School Bully Cops 11 Subjects In CSEC
Trinidad: Mom hacked to death by abusive ex-lover
World Bank seeks board approval for $12 bln coronavirus vaccine financing plan
CAL to lay off staff over COVID-19
COVID crisis propels homeless Kenyan youth to rising R&B star
(Reuters) – For most of the past three years, up-and-coming Kenyan R&B artist Raymond Georges Ndungu Jane slept under a bridge at the edge of Nairobi’s Uhuru Park.
Prince Harry and Meghan tell Britain: end ‘structural racism’
LONDON, (Reuters) – Britain’s Prince Harry and his wife Meghan have called for an end to “structural racism”, saying it holds back young people of colour, in their latest foray into politically sensitive issues usually avoided by the British royal family.
Top U.S. airlines starting 32,000 furloughs as bailout hopes fade
CHICAGO/WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – American Airlines and United Airlines, two of the largest U.S.
‘It burned everything’: Fires surge on indigenous land in Brazil
EU slams Poland, Hungary as cash-for-democracy fight heats up
Pope denies audience with Pompeo; Vatican warns against playing politics over China
Scorsese, Eastwood say U.S. movie theaters may not survive pandemic
Country singer/songwriter Mac Davis, who wrote ‘In the Ghetto,’ dead at 78
EU slams Poland, Hungary as cash-for-democracy fight heats up
TIFF 2020: “Another Round” is a noncommittal engagement with alcoholism
TIFF 2020: “Pieces of a Woman” is an unsatisfactory collage of mixed emotions
Ovid Williams: Keeping indigenous languages and culture alive
Imagining Guyana 2050
Developing a vision for the future
Six Guyanese NGOs tap support funding from Canada under women’s leadership project
APA video contest highlights indigenous resilience during COVID-19
Sonja Sampson to be latest beneficiary of Global Women in Management training
The dark side of social media
Tips for when the going gets tough
“Misbehaviour” is a messy but satisfying call-to-arms
ChessKid programme can impact 1,000 children – Nathoo
Makeup artist Miguel Ram creates a buzz
Market find – Square Plantain
Conquering shame
Courtney Noel drops ‘Black Mamba’ tribute song and video
After 14 years, Jamal La Rose has ‘fire in his bones’
