March 1, 2023

Eleven wickets fell in the final session of the day as both teams suffered collapses in the 28.1 overs that were bowled. But it was West Indies slumping from 169-3 to 212 all out that turned the game around after two sessions of slow burn.…

Two persons are now dead following an accident on the Number 79 Public Road, Corriverton, Berbice, on Tuesday night. The accident, which occurred at approximately 22:25 hrs, resulted in the death of motorcyclist Devindra Sampal Lakhraj,…

Dawid Malan scored a battling 114 not out to lead England to a hard-fought three-wicket win over Bangladesh in the first of three one-day internationals. The left-hander's fourth ODI ton, off 145 balls, held the tourists' chase together…

Even with a rapidly changing business environment, characterised by an influx of foreign companies, Guyana’s law does not permit companies operating in the country to demand payment or insist on transactions being conducted using United…

Fourteen wickets fell on the first day as Australia took control of the third Test against India in Indore. The hosts lost nine wickets to spin and were bowled out for 109 in 33.2 overs, with Matthew Kuhnemann claiming his first…

President of the United States of America (USA), Joseph Biden says that his country is committed to helping Guyana transform its economy while mitigating the harsh impacts of the climate crisis. The US President, in a letter to President…

A 31-year-old woman, who had spent the last few months on remand for the murder of her reputed husband, was on Tuesday released on $500,000 bail after the indictment was reduced to manslaughter. Last October, Aquiella Abrams of Onion…

A 31-year-old taxi driver was on Tuesday freed after a 12-member jury found him not guilty of five counts of rape. Jamal Anthony Arjune of Mount Sinai, West Canje Berbice, was on trial before Justice Navindra Singh at the Berbice High…

Guyana’s Consumer and Competition Affairs Commission (CCAC) is advising all buyers to thoroughly check vehicles before making any final purchases to avoid any difficulties afterwards. This advice, the body noted in a press release issued…

Trinidadian company, Davis Ecolife Limited, has to repay $6.1 million to Guyana’s National Data Management Authority (NDMA) following a judgment handed down by High Court Judge, Gino Persaud. In 2018, NDMA contracted the company to…