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Des personnalités appellent à la vigilance face au risque sismique
Des leaders de la société civile haïtienne alertent sur l’urgence d’adopter des dispositions pour se prémunir des catastrophes…
Une réorganisation du secteur pétrolier est nécessaire, estime un membre du conseil consultatif
M. Jacques Anderson Desroches, syndicaliste et fin connaisseur du secteur pétrolier haïtien, appelle à une réorganisation de ce…
New Amsterdam set for sweeping makeover with modern market, esplanade, upgraded streets
New Amsterdam could be reshaped into a cleaner, greener and more pedestrian-friendly town under a redevelopment plan that…
Bauxite becomes strategic
For decades, Guyana’s bauxite industry was treated as an old story—one of our traditional extractive industries, important to…
Guyana Development Bank: Pres Ali proposes financing for Port Mourant hatchery, tunnel houses
With the foundation set for the Guyana Development Bank (GDB) to be operationalised, President Dr Irfaan Ali has…
US Air Force strengthens GDF Air Corps maintenance capabilities
The United States (US) and Guyana have continued their security cooperation with a recent technical training engagement between…
US Deputy Secretary of State heads to Guyana this week for high-level talks on energy, critical minerals
Days after the United States (US) Government announced a whopping US$150 million investment in Guyana’s bauxite sector, Deputy…
12% hike in visitor arrivals for 1st half of 2026 – Tourism Authority
The local tourism sector continues to see sustained growth, with the Guyana Tourism Authority (GTA) reporting an increase…
Teacher, fireman fined $200,000 for drunk driving
Two men from Region Nine (Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo) were fined $100,000 each after pleading guilty to separate Driving…
4 drivers fined $800,000; 4 on $925,000 bail over dangerous, drunk-driving charges
Several Essequibo Coast motorists have appeared before the Anna Regina Magistrate’s Court, Region Two (Pomeroon-Supenaam) in recent weeks…
Crumbling… illusions
Your Eyewitness remembers a time when Guyanese parents could tell their children – with swelled chests! – that…
Justice Jamadar must come forward, show clean hands ‘he who alleges, must prove’
Dear Editor, I have watched the occasional ‘odd’ decision by the CCJ and heard whispers of corruption but…
