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Cummings Park Squatters Evacuated | Guyana News
Cummings Park Squatters Evacuated | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 5:40 PM

Ninety squatters at Cummings Park near the airport are being relocated—most already moved to East Coast sites—as safety concerns from the Eugene F. Correia International Airport’s flight path drive the push. Just 14 remain, with a 10-day deadline to pack up, as officials from CH&PA work to finalize this massive resettlement effort and get everyone into proper housing.

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Guyana Surges as ANSA McAL’s Top Market | Guyana News
Guyana Surges as ANSA McAL’s Top Market | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 5:33 PM

Guyana is powering ANSA McAL’s explosive growth, driving a 20% revenue surge to nearly half a billion Trinidad and Tobago dollars in the first half of the year—making it the company’s fastest-growing market across the region. This momentum lifted overall revenue by 3% to 3.79 billion TT dollars, while profits soared with adjusted EBITDA up 8% and pre-tax profit climbing 25%. Key divisions like Beverage and Financial Services led the charge, supported by asset sales, while efforts to revamp lagging sectors including Chemicals, Distribution, and Automotive are underway. The company also made major financial strides, slashing 683 million TT dollars in debt and se...


Enmore’s Big Growth Push | Guyana News
Enmore’s Big Growth Push | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 5:21 PM

Enmore is poised to become Guyana’s next industrial powerhouse, thanks to the government’s bold Model Village Initiative. With presidential backing and major private investments on the horizon, the East Coast village is set to transform into a hub for manufacturing and agro-development. Ministers are mobilizing to recruit youth through the Guyana Development Bank, while plans include relocating noisy small businesses, upgrading roads with drainage and solar lighting, and even training local machinists to build their own machine shop—all aimed at creating jobs, modernizing infrastructure, and turning Enmore into a thriving, livable community.

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Enmore’s Transformation Begins | Guyana News
Enmore’s Transformation Begins | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 4:44 PM

Enmore is poised to become Demerara’s next industrial powerhouse, thanks to the government’s bold Model Village Initiative. With private companies lining up and the president touting its unmatched growth potential, the plan goes beyond typical development — it’s about bringing skilled local machinists into their own machine shop, upgrading roads and transport links to connect with Ogle and Georgetown, and injecting jobs straight into the community. Residents voiced concerns over flooding, poor lighting, and environmental noise from small businesses, prompting plans to relocate those operations out of residential zones. Upgrades include solar streetlights, new drainage systems, paved roads, s...


ENet Golf Tournament at Lusignan | Guyana News
ENet Golf Tournament at Lusignan | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 4:21 PM

This Sunday, August 9th, the Lusignan Golf Club hosts the ENet Golf Tournament — a high-stakes showdown featuring top Guyanese golfers battling for glory in medal play. With tee-off at 8 AM, fierce competition, and prizes for overall winners plus categories like Best Gross, Nearest to the Pin, and Longest Drive, it’s a must-see event. Sponsored by ENet, who proudly backs local athletics, the day promises thrilling action and great vibes, capped off by a prize ceremony at 1 PM. Don’t miss it — golf fans and spectators alike will love watching Guyana’s best take center stage.

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CPL Connects Players with Caribbean Kids | Guyana News
CPL Connects Players with Caribbean Kids | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 4:07 PM

CPL SchoolYard is bringing cricket stars to Caribbean kids—first in Saint Lucia and Jamaica with fun, supply-filled events on August 17th, then hitting Guyana and Barbados schools in September for inspiring player talks. Plus, the league’s rolling out digital literacy initiatives to empower youth across the region, turning fans into future stars while strengthening community ties.

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Police Crack Down on Illegible License Plates | Guyana News
Police Crack Down on Illegible License Plates | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 9:42 AM

Police are going hard on cars with unreadable, altered, or illegal license plates—calling it a major enforcement priority. The Traffic Chief admits past laxity allowed the issue to grow but now vows strict, consistent crackdowns, even targeting Joint Services members. New patrols and the Safe City Intelligence System will help spot and nab offenders. If your plate’s faded, covered, or off-spec? Time to fix it before you get pulled over.

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Sprinklers Save Lives in Guyana's Rising Skyscrapers | Guyana News
Sprinklers Save Lives in Guyana's Rising Skyscrapers | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 9:31 AM

Guyana’s rising fire incidents are forcing a urgent call for smarter prevention — and everyone must play a part. The Fire Service is on the front lines, but they’re urging builders, residents, and officials to prioritize safety: especially sprinkler systems in buildings with three or more floors, mandated before construction even begins. These automated systems detect heat and suppress fires early, saving lives and property — even if the upfront cost is steep, it’s far less than the price of disaster. With fires fueled by faulty wiring, carelessness, and outdated infrastructure, proactive measures like working smoke alarms and extinguish...


Peace Corps as Soft Power in Guyana | Guyana News
Peace Corps as Soft Power in Guyana | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 9:31 AM

When the Peace Corps arrived in Guyana in 1966, it wasn’t just about teaching—it was a quiet geopolitical strategy. Born in the Cold War’s shadow, the program used idealistic volunteers as a velvet glove to counteract U.S. covert operations, turning skepticism into admiration. These young Americans didn’t carry weapons—they carried lesson plans, laughter, and a willingness to listen, building schools and friendships that outlasted political tensions. In a world where power breeds resentment, their presence became a masterclass in soft power: affordable, unforgettable, and deeply human.

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Guyana Graduates Record 669 Nurses | Guyana News
Guyana Graduates Record 669 Nurses | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 9:31 AM

Guyana just shattered its own record with the graduation of 669 nurses—the largest class ever—thanks to a groundbreaking three-year scholarship program launched in 2023. Designed to tackle nationwide staffing shortages, the hybrid model blended online learning with hands-on simulation and real-world clinical rotations, attracting nearly 2,000 applicants from across the globe. With an impressive 78.2% completion rate, the cohort is now ready to serve all ten regions. Health Minister Dr. Frank Anthony praised their achievement, urging them to embrace lifelong learning, practice compassionate care, and stay humble—reminding them that every patient is someone’s loved one and that their duty is to se...


MV Barima: Protest, Truth, and Trust | Guyana News
MV Barima: Protest, Truth, and Trust | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 9:30 AM

The MV Barima tragedy has ignited fierce debate over protest ethics—when peaceful expression turns disruptive, it risks overshadowing healing and justice. A newly formed international Commission of Inquiry aims to uncover truths impartially, but political actors are already weaponizing the moment for gain, undermining the process. Real progress demands facts over fanfare, and presidential outreach events must remain spaces for genuine civic dialogue—not chaos. Let the inquiry lead, and let truth—not theater—guide the nation forward.

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Poultry Imports vs Local Growth | Guyana News
Poultry Imports vs Local Growth | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 9:30 AM

The Agriculture Minister is weighing a poultry import request amid soaring demand, but is also pushing forward with bold local solutions — including five high-tech, climate-controlled farms run by young entrepreneurs — to modernize Guyana’s livestock sector, boost exports, and create opportunities for the next generation of farmers.

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2026 Summer Cup Drama Unfolds | Guyana News
2026 Summer Cup Drama Unfolds | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 9:30 AM

The 2026 Summer Cup is firing on all cylinders as Pdey Stars crush Aroaima 2-0 thanks to Shaquan Daniels and Samuel Bell’s late strikes, while Haynes Winner Connection stage a stunning second-half comeback against Bamia Fearless, flipping the script with goals from Anthony Lanye and Charles Archer to steal the win. With over four million dollars in prize money and playoff spots on the line, every match is a high-stakes battle — and the drama’s only getting hotter.

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Model Village Initiative Unveiled | Guyana News
Model Village Initiative Unveiled | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 9:30 AM

The government’s bold new “Model Village” initiative is transforming communities nationwide, starting with 22 pilot towns — upgrading roads, drainage, and green spaces while honoring local heroes with commemorative street signs. Technical teams are on the ground assessing each area’s unique needs, crafting a scalable blueprint for nationwide development. Residents are being actively consulted across regions, ensuring their voices shape the future of their neighborhoods. This multi-ministry effort isn’t just about infrastructure — it’s about building safer, more vibrant, and deeply respected places to live.

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Young Man Faces Serious Gun and Driving Charges | Guyana News
Young Man Faces Serious Gun and Driving Charges | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 8:30 AM

A 26-year-old from the Essequibo Coast is facing serious legal trouble after being charged with firearm possession without a license, dangerous driving, and driving over the legal alcohol limit. In court, he pleaded not guilty, and while bail for the gun charge was set at $350,000 with mandatory police check-ins, he got self-bail for the traffic offenses. The case returns to court on September 2nd — and this one’s definitely not a minor matter.

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Miner Pleads Not Guilty in Child Case | Guyana News
Miner Pleads Not Guilty in Child Case | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 8:30 AM

A 30-year-old miner from Mainstay Lake, Reyon Pearson, is facing serious charges of sexual activity with a child after an alleged incident in January. In court, he pleaded not guilty and was granted $500,000 bail with strict conditions: weekly police check-ins and a mandatory 100-foot distance from the victim. His next court date is August 19th as the case moves forward.

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Nurses Earn More Now, But Experience Matters | Guyana News
Nurses Earn More Now, But Experience Matters | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 8:30 AM

President Ali delivered a heartfelt address to 669 newly graduated nurses, celebrating their entry into the vital healthcare field while acknowledging a growing pay gap — new grads now earn as much as seasoned nurses, prompting promises of fairer adjustments for long-serving professionals. He praised nursing not just for its financial value but for its profound human impact: easing suffering, offering comfort, and healing families. A government task force has been formed to tackle salary disparities across medical roles, aiming to reward experience and service. Looking ahead, President Ali called for innovation in nursing education — leveraging tech and digital tools to make...


CANU Seizes Record Narcotics in Berbice | Guyana News
CANU Seizes Record Narcotics in Berbice | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 8:30 AM

CANU just pulled off a massive drug bust on the West Coast of Berbice, seizing over 28 kilograms of marijuana and arresting Andre Abel—who’s now assisting with the investigation. But this isn’t an isolated incident: between January and June, CANU nabbed more than 519 kilograms of narcotics—double last year’s haul. While cannabis still dominates, cocaine seizures hit nearly 160 kilograms (worth millions internationally), and crystal meth is now showing up for the first time—signaling a dangerous new trend in regional drug trafficking. With operations intensifying, CANU’s fight against drugs is heating up faster than ever.

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Grandmother Robbed at Gunpoint in Alley | Guyana News
Grandmother Robbed at Gunpoint in Alley | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 8:30 AM

A 60-year-old woman in South Ruimveldt was robbed at gunpoint while walking home—two men on a bike snatched her bag containing her phone, ID, and bank card. The brazen attack left her shaken and exposed the unsettling reality of crime in familiar neighborhoods. Police are reviewing CCTV footage to identify and apprehend the suspects, as the community rallies for justice and safety.

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Guyana’s Oil Windfall Just Got Real | Guyana News
Guyana’s Oil Windfall Just Got Real | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 4:46 AM

ExxonMobil just hit a major milestone in Guyana—fully recouped its initial investment in the Stabroek Block, two years ahead of schedule. Now, Guyana gets half the oil revenue instead of just 12.5%, but the government’s silence on this billion-dollar shift has sparked questions about transparency and whether the public is truly getting its fair share.

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Dutch Salvage Boss Arrested in Italy | Guyana News
Dutch Salvage Boss Arrested in Italy | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 4:31 AM

Dutch salvage tycoon Paul Koole faces international legal chaos after his arrest in Italy, tied to an Interpol alert from Nigeria — just as his company, Koole Contractors, stirs controversy over shady contract wins, including the MV Barima salvage in Guyana and the fiery Fremantle Highway recovery in the North Sea. With a labyrinth of offshore entities, tax dodging rulings, and clashes with Dutch authorities over waste laws and trademarks, Koole’s empire thrives on high-stakes risk and courtroom drama — all while his lawyer scrambles to stop extradition.

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Court Blocks VAMED’s Emergency Claims | Guyana News
Court Blocks VAMED’s Emergency Claims | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 4:31 AM

The High Court has blocked a German firm’s bid to halt the government’s takeover of two major hospitals, ruling the dispute must go to arbitration—not court—due to lack of urgency. VAMED Engineering GmbH sought to stop the Ministry of Health from seizing sites and cashing a 15-million-euro bond, but the judge found no grounds for emergency orders. The case stems from $300 million contracts where VAMED claims it’s owed $45 million, while the ministry accuses them of chronic delays, under-resourcing, and failure to meet deadlines. Both sides now must preserve all project materials and equipment, with the crane...


Aris Mining Eyes Guyana’s Gold Rush | Guyana News
Aris Mining Eyes Guyana’s Gold Rush | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 4:30 AM

Aris Mining is accelerating its push into Guyana’s gold-rich Toroparu Project, eyeing one of the country’s largest undeveloped deposits with potential for five million ounces of gold. With a prefeasibility study nearing completion and construction decisions expected early next year, Aris is ramping up local operations—now employing 100 workers and building critical infrastructure like a river bridge and expanded camp. Backed by a 1999 joint venture, the company is fine-tuning engineering plans and positioning itself to dramatically boost annual gold output to 750,000 ounces once Toroparu comes online, adding to its existing Colombian operations.

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Pegasus Hotel Joins Hyatt Family | Guyana News
Pegasus Hotel Joins Hyatt Family | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 4:30 AM

The Pegasus Hotel, now rebranded as Atlantic Suites Hotel, has officially joined forces with Hyatt as an affiliated property — a major step toward full Hyatt Regency integration by 2028. With 80 suites currently and plans to expand to 170 rooms in a new tower, the hotel is poised to offer guests the trusted Hyatt experience while maintaining its unique identity. CEO Robert Badal sees this as a strategic move to attract both business and leisure travelers with global standards of luxury and service — setting the stage for a bold hospitality transformation.

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U92 Energy Set to Drill in Guyana | Guyana News
U92 Energy Set to Drill in Guyana | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 4:30 AM

U92 Energy is on the verge of drilling at Guyana’s Kurupung Uranium Project, poised to begin phase one exploration after expected EPA approval this month. Covering 92 square kilometers, the site holds an estimated 20.6 million pounds of uranium and offers significant expansion potential amid rising global demand for nuclear energy. With a drill rig already onsite, infrastructure upgrades underway, and a five-thousand-meter diamond drilling program secured, the company is ready to hit the ground running—just waiting for the environmental green light.

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Cash Grants Vanish in Region Six | Guyana News
Cash Grants Vanish in Region Six | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 4:30 AM

Cash grant chaos erupts in Region Six as 40 unaccounted cheques vanish—despite orders to secure them at the NDC safe—sparking accountability fears. Meanwhile, Pathway Workers face a new payment system: two monthly cycles and mandatory bank accounts to slash costs and streamline cashless payouts.

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Guyana’s Medal Hope in Oregon | Guyana News
Guyana’s Medal Hope in Oregon | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 4:30 AM

Guyana’s sprinters and middle-distance stars are lighting up the World Athletics U20 Championships in Oregon, chasing a historic medal after 14 years—since Kadecia Baird’s silver in 2012. Olivia Solomon just shattered the national U20 800m record with a blistering 2:06.55, locking her into the semi-finals. Meanwhile, Tishawn Eastman and Skylar Charles lead the charge in the 200m, with Eastman’s PB at 20.98 and Charles right behind at 21.03. Malachi Austin and Tianna Springer also advanced from heats in the 400m, with Austin making history as Guyana’s first athlete to break 45 seconds this season. The nation holds its breath as results ro...


Arab Nations Condemn Gaza Violations | Guyana News
Arab Nations Condemn Gaza Violations | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 4:30 AM

Eight Arab and Muslim nations unite in fierce condemnation of Israeli actions in Gaza, accusing Israel of targeting hospitals, ambulances, and medical staff—acts they say violate international law. With Gaza’s healthcare system collapsing despite a ceasefire, foreign ministers warn these violations sabotage peace efforts and tie into broader settler expansion threatening the two-state solution. Hamas applauds the statement, urging global powers to act immediately to stop what it calls Israel’s sabotage of the agreement. Amid over 4,000 ceasefire violations and hundreds of Palestinian deaths—including 300 children—aid remains blocked and evacuation severely limited, underscoring the escalating humanitarian crisis. <...


MV Barima Tragedy and Regional Support | Guyana News
MV Barima Tragedy and Regional Support | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 4:30 AM

Tragedy struck Region Six when the MV Barima sank on July 18, 2026, claiming the lives of four residents—Orin Anthony Clarke, Kevin Wilson, Devon Mars, and Mark Abrams—with Raymond Somra still missing. In response, the Regional Democratic Council and Ministry of Local Government have provided ongoing, uncapped support to grieving families, including direct aid for Kevin Wilson’s household. Regional Chairman Junior Basant emphasized heartfelt, private assistance across all five families before their funerals. Additionally, $25 million from the Global Super League will fuel President Ali’s H.E.A.R.T initiative to aid victims nationwide. Ministers Zulfikar Mustapha and Dr...


Woman Robbed in South Ruimveldt Alley | Guyana News
Woman Robbed in South Ruimveldt Alley | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 4:30 AM

A 60-year-old woman was robbed at gunpoint in South Ruimveldt as she walked home at dusk—two bike riders snatched her bag containing her phone, ID, and bank card. Police are canvassing the neighborhood and reviewing security footage to track down the suspects, urging everyone to stay alert and aware of their surroundings.

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Tragic Loss of Young Father on Motorcycle | Guyana News
Tragic Loss of Young Father on Motorcycle | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 4:30 AM

A tragic motorcycle crash claims the life of 24-year-old Christopher Thomas, a devoted father heading home to his wife and two daughters, just hours after texting them he was on his way. Colliding with a van that allegedly failed to stop at a worksite, Thomas died en route to hospital; his pillion rider, also 24, is hospitalized. The van’s Chinese driver is in custody, though alcohol tests were negative — investigators now review CCTV. Family members describe him as a loving, hardworking provider whose sudden loss has shattered their hearts, especially after a recent family weekend. The community mourns a brig...


Georgetown Smash Wrestling Event | Guyana News
Georgetown Smash Wrestling Event | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 4:15 AM

Georgetown’s biggest wrestling showdown drops Saturday, August 8th at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall — featuring WWE Hall of Famer Mark Henry, Guyana’s Kenny King, Pope Elijah Burke, and ACW Women’s Champ Kaylia Capri. The hype peaked with a two-day masterclass by ACW’s Jeff ‘JB Cool’ Brazzle, where local talent got serious training in ring craft and character. Don’t miss championship action: Prince Agballah defends his ACW title, Leroy Jones goes for the Digital Media Championship. Doors open at 4 PM, first match at 6 PM. Want a backstage peek? Meet the stars Friday at 5 PM at Soma Dream Hotel...


Guyana’s Search for Truth After Barima Tragedy | Guyana News
Guyana’s Search for Truth After Barima Tragedy | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 4:15 AM

Guyana is grappling with the devastating MV Barima capsizing, which claimed countless lives—many children—and disproportionately affected indigenous and underprivileged communities. As a Commission of Inquiry gets underway, the nation watches closely to see if this will be a genuine pursuit of truth or another political theater. With deep public skepticism and high stakes for accountability, the investigation must prioritize transparency and sensitivity to honor the victims and set a new standard for national investigations. The government’s commitment now will determine whether this tragedy becomes a turning point—or just another chapter in familiar failures.

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When Conclusions Outrun Evidence | Guyana News
When Conclusions Outrun Evidence | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 4:15 AM

When tragedy strikes, some commentators rush to judgment before the facts even surface—turning speculation into certainty and dismissing any dissent as bias. In a recent maritime disaster, charges were filed while the vessel still lay submerged, sparking accusations of cover-ups. But just because the wreck hasn’t been recovered doesn’t mean evidence is nonexistent—criminal cases rely on witness accounts, documents, and expert analysis, not just physical remains. Justice shouldn’t be delayed by the tide; different crimes can emerge from the same event, and investigators must examine all possibilities—even if the ship’s fate remains unknown.

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Troy Mendonca Eyes GFF Presidency | Guyana News
Troy Mendonca Eyes GFF Presidency | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 3:13 AM

Troy Mendonca is stepping into the presidential race for Guyana’s Football Federation, bringing a rare blend of on-field experience and deep administrative know-how—having run major football bodies like the Petra Organisation and Georgetown Football Association. With eyes set on the 2027 election, he’s pitching a vision of accountability, strategic planning, and long-term growth to rebuild the sport’s foundation. Backed by influential figure Ramsay Ali, who praises his integrity and drive, Mendonca is positioning himself as the next leader to steer Guyana football forward—challenging incumbent Wayne Forde’s third term and setting the stage for a pivotal lead...


Model Villages Revive East Coast Demerara | Guyana News
Model Villages Revive East Coast Demerara | Guyana News episode artwork
Yesterday at 12:10 AM

President Dr. Irfaan Ali unveils the bold “Model Villages” initiative, transforming the East Coast Demerara corridor into a blueprint for modern, vibrant communities — with new roads, drainage, lighting, parks, and even fire hydrants. Partnering with Health Minister Dr. Frank Anthony, they’re revamping Non-Pariel/Melanie Damishana, bringing security cameras, upgraded infrastructure, and honoring local heroes through new signage. The waterfront is poised to become a major tourism and economic hub, while roadside vendors will relocate to cleaner zones. Miles of walkways, repaired bridges, and modern utility poles are part of this sweeping upgrade designed to make neighborhoods safer, smarter, and more...


Model Village Initiative Unveiled | Guyana News
Model Village Initiative Unveiled | Guyana News episode artwork
Last Thursday at 10:23 PM

President Ali and Melanie rolled out bold new plans for a nationwide Model Village Initiative, transforming communities into safer, cleaner, and more sustainable spaces—with resident input at the heart of the design. From upgraded drainage, security cameras, and streetlights to tree planting, playgrounds, and organized parking zones, the vision is to boost quality of life while preserving local character. Health Minister Dr. Frank Anthony outlined the technical roadmap, and residents got to see mock-ups of their revitalized neighborhoods—feedback is now being actively gathered to ensure every upgrade truly serves the people before construction begins.

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New Lights Crackdown Hits Road Safety | Guyana News
New Lights Crackdown Hits Road Safety | Guyana News episode artwork
Last Thursday at 4:44 PM

New crackdown on illegal car lights: drivers caught with overly bright or colored LEDs risk losing their vehicle’s fitness certificate until fixed. Authorities are cracking down hard to prevent blinding glare and accidents, holding officers accountable too—safety is non-negotiable on the road.

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Sprinklers Required for 3+ Story Buildings | Guyana News
Sprinklers Required for 3+ Story Buildings | Guyana News episode artwork
Last Thursday at 2:44 PM

Fire safety just got a major upgrade in Guyana: any building three stories or taller must include a sprinkler system—no exceptions. It’s now a mandatory part of your construction approval process. While the upfront cost can be steep, this rule is designed to protect lives and property in high-rise structures. For smaller buildings? The Fire Service recommends smoke alarms, fire extinguishers, and fire balls as essential safety gear. Proactive planning isn’t optional—it’s critical for keeping everyone safe from preventable disasters.

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Fewer Fatal Crashes, Same Dangerous Habits | Guyana News
Fewer Fatal Crashes, Same Dangerous Habits | Guyana News episode artwork
Last Thursday at 2:29 PM

Road safety shows mixed progress: fewer fatal crashes this year, but same dangerous habits like speeding and distracted driving still cause tragedies. Overall accidents dropped 23%, with most being minor fender-benders needing no emergency response. Traffic authorities are using crash data to target enforcement and improve road infrastructure—aiming to save lives and prevent avoidable incidents.

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