Latest update September 2nd, 2026 10:50 AM
Latest News
- Commission wraps up site visit, prepares Arthur Chung Conference Centre, Liliendaal for M/V Barima public inquiry
- Opposition leader demands ring-fencing of future Stabroek Block projects
- GGMC to crack down on unauthorised sale and transfer of mining lands
- Govt. denies negligence in Mahdia dorm fire
- Cuban construction worker electrocuted; two others critical after scaffold hits live wire
Latest News
Kaieteur News – The Commission of Inquiry into the capsizing of the M/V Barima announced today that while a firm start date has not yet been set, several preliminary milestones have been...
Editorial
(Kaieteur News) – Can the US-Venezuelan oil deal last? Second, if it holds, for how long can that be? A massive oil deal for 25% of Venezuela’s vast reserves executed in secret,...
Letters
Dear Editor, September 1st, one year ago must not be forgotten. The results of the General Elections sent shock-waves, surprises, and stress in certain quarters. In others, it marked the...
Dem Boys Seh
(Kaieteur News) – Dem boys seh sometimes you have to be careful when you go to hospital, because you might go in sick and come out wondering if you was the patient or the examination....
Heist of Guyana
Disclosures on the Gas-to-Energy project By Davina Bagot (Kaieteur News) – The Government of Guyana (GoG) was forced to pay up approximately US$82 million to the Gas-to-Energy (GTE)...
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Sports
Kaieteur Sports – Round Three of the Pegasus Weekly Chess League, organized by Drayton’s Chess Club in partnership with the Pegasus Chess Club and Guyana Chess Federation, continued on Monday...
Features/Columnists
(Kaieteur News) – The Ministry of Health’s response to Peeping Tom’s column, “Second-Class Patients,” is a case whereby a medical response is so clinically misplaced that one is tempted to prescribe a second opinion. The Ministry has produced an impressive medical case for something...
Sir. Ronald Sanders
By Sir Ronald Sanders (Kaieteur News) – For generations, Kenscoff was where people from Port-au-Prince went to breathe. Its cool hills offered relief, and its farmers supplied the capital’s markets. Gang attacks reached the commune in January 2025, but it remained an important barrier between...
The GHK Lall Column
(Kaieteur News) – There’s a human tragedy. Cotton Tree and two cousins. Across Mandarin Bridge and an 11-year-old-child. Police killings in Linden. And, more lately, a boat that went down and took down over 100 Guyanese lives. Poor ones. The rich ones and big ones don’t sail,...
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