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04/09/2025

"The dissatisfaction, if I can hazard a guess, is not really with the process or the numbers. They are dissatisfied with their performance, and there is an attempt to translate it to the process.

"Delaying what is clearly inevitable is very unfortunate," Gunraj said.

Government-nominated GECOM Commissioner Sase Gunraj says the September 1 General and Regional Elections have been hailed as efficiently conducted. However, he believes that efforts now to stall the final declaration by way of a recount are only delaying that inevitable re-election of the People’s ...

04/09/2025

Prime Minister of Dominica, Roosevelt Skerrit, congratulates President Ali and Prime Minister, Andrew Holness of Jamaica on their re-election victories.

In a social media post he wrote, “Your victories at the polls reflect the trust that the people of Guyana and Jamaica have placed in your leadership and plans for their continued advancement.

“Dominica values deeply the bonds of friendship and cooperation which unite our countries within the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). We look forward to working together to further strengthen regional integration and promote the shared aspirations of our peoples.

“Please accept my very best wishes for your continued success as you lead your nations into a new term of progress and development.”

04/09/2025

REGIONAL || President of the People's National Party Mark Golding has conceded defeat, congratulating the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) on its victory in Wednesday's closely fought general election.

“I accept the results of these elections and although I'm obviously very disappointed in the outcome, I think it is only correct to expressly acknowledge the success that our opponents have managed to gain today," he said.

The JLP is projected to win 34 seats to the PNP's 29, after entering the race with 49 of the 63 seats.

(Source: Jamaica Gleaner)

04/09/2025

Message from President Irfaan Ali on the death of fmr. National cyclist, Alanzo Greaves:

“I am saddened to learn of the passing of former national cyclist Alanzo Greaves, who tragically died in a motorcycle accident this morning. The cycling fraternity has lost an outstanding sportsman who represented Guyana well.

“To his family, friends, colleagues, and loved ones, we pray that God grant you the strength and courage during this difficult time. You will remain in our prayers.”

04/09/2025

Statement delivered by Ambassador Trishala Persaud, Deputy Permanent Representative of Guyana to the United Nations, during the Security Council Briefing on 'Maintenance of peace and security of Ukraine' on August 29, 2025

(Permanent Mission of Guyana to the United Nations/ FB)

04/09/2025

The Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) has emerged victorious in the closely contested 2025 general election, securing a mandate to form the next government for a third consecutive term.

This outcome paves the way for Dr Andrew Holness to be sworn in as prime minister for another term.

(Jamaica Gleaner) The Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) has emerged victorious in the closely contested 2025 general election, securing a mandate to form the next government for a third consecutive term. This outcome paves the way for Dr Andrew Holness to be sworn in as prime minister for another term. It....

04/09/2025

Massy Women’s Caribbean Premier League (WCPL) 2025 will begin on Saturday, September 6, at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence, with the first of seven epic clashes.

The tournament, now in its fourth season, will feature three franchise teams: the Barbados Royals, the Trinbago Knight Riders, and the Guyana Amazon Warriors.

In the inaugural season in 2022, Trinbago Knight Riders took the title while in 2023 and 2024 Barbados Royals walked away as champions.

Massy Women’s Caribbean Premier League (WCPL) 2025 will begin on Saturday, September 6, at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence, with the first of seven epic clashes. The tournament, now in its fourth season, will feature three franchise teams: the Barbados Royals, the Trinbago Knight Riders, a...

04/09/2025

Alanzo Greaves, a former national cyclist, died in a motorcycle accident on Mandela Avenue, Georgetown, late Wednesday night.

Alanzo Greaves, a former national cyclist, died in a motorcycle accident on Mandela Avenue, Georgetown, late Wednesday night. Greaves, 36, of Gordon Street, Kitty, Georgetown, was riding a red, white, and black Ducati motorcycle ( 5222) at about 23:30 hrs Wednesday. Police Headquarters said the m...

04/09/2025

The St Lucia Kings spinners Tabraiz Shamsi, Roston Chase and Khary Pierre shared seven wickets to bundle Trinbago Knight Riders for 109 and set up a commanding seven-wicket win in Tarouba. Victory took Kings into the playoffs of CPL 2025.

Tim Seifert, Ackeem Auguste, Chase and Tim David made sure the chase was wrapped up at the start of the 12th over to give their net run rate a big boost with their fourth win in a row that placed them on top of the points table.

The St Lucia Kings spinners Tabraiz Shamsi, Roston Chase and Khary Pierre shared seven wickets to bundle Trinbago Knight Riders for 109 and set up a commanding seven-wicket win in Tarouba. Victory took Kings into the playoffs of CPL 2025. Tim Seifert, Ackeem Auguste, Chase and Tim David made sure th...

04/09/2025

Alanzo Greaves, a former national cycling standout, lost his life in a motorcycle accident near the Botanical Gardens on Mandela Avenue. Reports indicate that Greaves was riding when he lost control of the motorcycle and collided with a pile of mud at the roadside. He succumbed to his injuries at the scene.

04/09/2025

CPL T20 UPDATE: St. Lucia Kings thrash Trinbago Knight Riders to go top of the table

SUMMARY: Trinbago Knight Riders 109 all out from 18.1 overs (Nicholas Pooran 30, Nathan Edward 17, Kieron Pollard 14; Tabraiz Shamsi 3-12, Deiano Potgieter 2-6, Roston Chase 2-19, Khary Pierre 2-31) vs St. Lucia Kings 112-3 from 11.1 overs (Tim Seifert 36, Ackeem Auguste 28, Roston Chase 27*; Sunil Narine 2-28, Usman Tariq 1-26)

(📸 CPL/Getty Images)

04/09/2025

Speaking of his shock defeat to WIN in a video statement posted on social media, APNU leader Aubrey Norton said the party had “seen in Region Four something very implausible – that we will drop from 120,000-plus votes to 40-something thousand.” He is also clearly in shock from the defeat in Region 10, saying “in Region 10, [we went from] complete domination to having lost the region.”

Opposition parties APNU and WIN are seeking a recount of votes in some electoral districts despite their agents witnessing and signing off on both the count and tabulation of votes in every polling station and district. All local and international observer groups have praised the elections as being....