President completes first phase of cancer treatment

President David Granger (at centre) with Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla (right) and Guyana’s Ambassador to Cuba Halim Majeed. (Embassy of Guyana photo)

55 mins ago President David Granger has successfully completed the first phase of his medical treatment in Cuba for Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma, according to Guyana’s Ambassador to Cuba Halim Majeed.

Appeal Court nixes no-confidence vote in split decision

National Assembly to be reconvened – Greenidge

‘No strange Maths can change constitution’

Anil Nandlall after Appeal Court decision

CCJ to have final say on no-confidence vote in Guyana

Miner fatally stabbed with arrow in Cuyuni 6 h ago

The Police say they are investigating the murder of Dave Boyal, 19, a miner of Batavia ,Cuyuni River which occurred at about 10 pm yesterday at Blackwater Island Backdam, Cuyuni River; allegedly by a close relative who was also his employer.

Mining lottery held after five years

Albion Estate worker dies after bee attack at Ankerville

Man gets three years for 8.69 grammes of ganja

PPP stages protests against gov’t

Charrandass Persaud sues Ramjattan for $30M+ over alleged libel

Toronto University donates 23 microscopes to the University of Guyana

Region 2 villages get $6M in Presidential Grants for community projects

Implementation of security sector reform proposals closer – Quinn

Unidentified man found dead in East St drain

Prison grievance believed to be behind fatal Albouystown shooting

In the Region

Trinidad: Parents denied bail after loaded gun found in baby’s crib 7 h ago

Jamaican teacher files police report on assault by star athletes 14 h ago

Guyana, eight other Caribbean countries sign pact to preserve UK trading 14 h ago

Corrupt Trinidad cops and Venezuelan girls, the new industry 14 h ago

In Trinidad: ‘People have bought $2 million property with suitcase of cash’ 14 h ago

Trinidad: Police SUV kills elderly man crossing road 14 h ago

Around the World

Passengers airlifted from cruise ship in storm off Norway 1 min ago

Houston petrochemical disaster stretches to sixth day, affecting key port 2 h ago

Pope accepts resignation of Chilean cardinal accused of abuse cover-up 7 h ago

South American presidents announce creation of new regional bloc 14 h ago

Trump dangles investment to Caribbean leaders who back Venezuela’s Guaido 14 h ago

Mueller submits Trump-Russia report, clamour grows for its quick release 14 h ago

Editorial

The ‘resource curse’ and governance

Twenty five years ago, the economist Jeffrey Sachs found that economies which rely on the extraction of natural resources tend to develop slower than those that don’t.

Letters to the Editor

There are detailed rules for election of President, Vice President of Cricket West Indies

I always remember that catch by Bernard

We must not let his legacy be diminished by our neglect

Warrior genes

NZ PM stood tall after terror attack

No water at Eccles Old Road

The Scene

Melicia Partab-Alli: Wearing many hats and doing it well 14 h ago

What’s Cooking: Mace – the spice

Manipulated by technology?

Samuel Medas cops second regional award

News In Photos

Phagwah at the Guyana National Stadium

Phagwah scenes

Phagwah regalia

Happy Holi! Employees of Police Consumers

Sports

The Golden Jaguars will look to create history tonight by securing a spot in the CONCACAF Gold Cup at the expense of opponents Belize.

Guyana, Belize battle for CONCACAF Gold Cup spot

A chance at history will be at stake tonight for the Golden Jaguars as they battle Belize in a must-win encounter in the CONCACAF Nations League from 18:30hrs at the National Track & Field Centre, Leonora.