GPL Signs Contract with Urbacon Concessions Investments (UCI) to Bring 36 MW Powership: USD One Million Paid

In a bid to enhance Guyana's power supply, Guyana Power and Light (GPL) Inc. has finalized a contract with Urbacon Concessions Investments, W.L.L (UCI) to charter a powership boasting a total installed capacity of 36 Megawatts (MWs) for a span of two years. The agreement, formalized on April 13, 2024, signifies a significant milestone in Guyana's energy sector.

Tragic Deaths of Minor Siblings at New Amsterdam Regional Hospital: Investigation Underway

The New Amsterdam community is mourning the loss of 9-year-old Arianna Mahabir, who tragically passed away on Monday, April 15, 2024, after being admitted in critical condition at the regional hospital. The young girl suffered a cardiac arrest while preparations were underway to transfer her to the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC). This heartbreaking incident follows the admission of her brother, Ricardo Mahabir, the day prior, who arrived at the hospital with no signs of life.

U.S. Affirms Support for Guyana’s Sovereignty in Regional Security Talks

On Wednesday, the topic of Regional Security and Stability was addressed in a phone conversation between U.S Principal Deputy National Security Advisor Jon Finer and President Irfaan Ali of Guyana, who also serves as the current Chairman of CARICOM.

Truck Claims Another Life: Woman Crushed by Container Truck in Georgetown

A horrifying incident unfolded last night at the intersection of High and Princess Streets in Georgetown, as a container truck tragically claimed the life of Martha Williams, a security guard, in a devastating accident.

Roof Collapse Injures Five and Halts Vending at Stabroek Market Wharf

Five individuals sustained injuries this morning when the roof of Stabroek Market wharf suddenly collapsed, prompting an immediate halt to vending activities in the vicinity. Witnesses described a startling noise followed by the structure giving way, trapping some beneath the debris.

Public Procurement Commission lacks authority to revoke Critic’s $870M Pump Station Contract Despite finding Irregularities

The Public Procurement Commission (PPC) has uncovered multiple irregularities in the granting of an $870 million pump station contract to Tepui Incorporated, a newly established firm managed by social media personality Mikhail Rodrigues, also known as "The Guyanese Critic." Despite the findings, the Commission lacks authority to revoke the contract.