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28/11/2025

Remember the Parking meter project? Well, these abandoned meters are now falling down all over Georgetown.

28/11/2025

Abandoned Security Hut Just in front of the Guyana Revenue Authority on Camp Street has been turned into a Garbage receptacle.

28/11/2025

RALPH OUT- FRIDAY IN!

Godwin Friday becomes St. Vincent’s 7th Prime Minister as NDP ends 25 years of ULP rule

In a landmark political shift, the New Democratic Party (NDP) has emerged victorious in the 2025 national elections, ending a 25-year period outside the center of government.

Leading the charge, party leader Godwin Friday will serve as St. Vincent and the Grenadines’ seventh prime minister since independence, after a tightly contested race against long-time leader Ralph Gonsalves.

The NDP secured nine parliamentary seats — enough to form government and end Gonsalves’ extended tenure in power.

As Friday gears up to assume office, all eyes are on his agenda. The electorate is watching to see how he will address pressing economic and social challenges facing the island.

Source: St Vincent Times.

24/11/2025

22/11/2025

22/11/2025

🚨Update|| A second victim in Friday night's fatal Berbice Crash has succumbed.

He has been identified as a school teacher, Jerome Bernard.

On Friday evening a bus carrying teachers and students home from an inter-athletic sports event in the district, toppled along the Number 62 Village, Public Road, Corentyne Berbice, killing 16-year-old, Jodea Seline.

Several others were injured.

22/11/2025

Paradise Man Dies in Nabaclis Accident
— 3 Year old baby Hospitalized

A tragic accident along the Nabaclis Public Road, East Coast Demerara, has claimed the life of Carlos Bacchus, a resident of Paradise Village, as Guyana continues to grapple with an alarming increase in motorcycle-related deaths nationwide.

According to initial reports, the accident occurred late last night when Bacchus, who was riding a motorcycle at the time, collided with another vehicle along the busy public road. Eyewitnesses say the impact was severe, leaving the man motionless on the roadway before emergency responders arrived. He was later pronounced dead.

Reports are that a three year old baby girl and her father were thrown from their bicycle after being hit by the motorcycle that was being operated by Carlos. The father was treated at the Enmore Regional Hospital and discharged. However, the child remains hospitalized under observation.

This fatality adds to a growing pattern of motorcycle accidents reported across Guyana in recent months. Authorities have repeatedly raised concerns over reckless riding, failure to wear protective gear, and an increase in speeding on major roadways. Road safety advocates are renewing calls for stricter enforcement of traffic laws, improved rider training, and greater public awareness to curb the rising death toll.

The Guyana Police Force is urging motorists and motorcyclists to exercise caution, especially at nights and on high-speed corridors such as the East Coast Demerara highway.

Police investigations are ongoing.

22/11/2025

POLICE HAVE CONFIRMED THE DEATH OF A 16 YEAR OLD STUDENT FOLLOING TONIGHT’S #63 ROAD SCHOOL BUS CRASH.

A 16-year-old girl lost her life following an accident on the Number 63 road in Corentyne, Berbice Friday night.

Regional Commander Shivpersaud Bacchus confirmed that the young girl was from Limlair Village in Corentyne, Berbice and was pronounced dead by a doctor on duty.

Commander Bacchus also mentioned that other victims, including a teacher, are critical and recieving emergency medical care.

According to reports, around 18:00hrs, a teacher was driving a minibus home from a sports event in Corriverton. The teacher swerved to avoid hitting a horse, but despite his attempts, he ended up colliding with the animal, causing the minibus to topple.

The children who were in the vehicle were rescued and taken to Number 75 Hospital for medical care.

20/11/2025

Breaking News

Three year old drowns while crossing a wooden Bridge at Agriculture Road in Repose ECD. Details coming up.