Guyana’s full court has upheld a high court decision blocking Banks DIH Holdings Inc from implementing a 15% cap on shareholder voting power, according to Kaieteur News. The ruling rejected the beverage company’s appeal and affirmed interim injunctions that prevent the company from enforcing the controversial by-law.
Guyana’s Top Court Upholds Block on Banks DIH Voting Cap Read More »
Siemens Energy is mobilising to take over operations of Guyana’s 300MW Wales power plant, with the first turbine expected online by year’s end. The arrangement includes five years of operations and maintenance, plus two decades of long-term turbine support.
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Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed has raised alarm over Guyana’s decision to accept U.S. deportees, arguing the country lacks the infrastructure and resources to manage the programme while citizens struggle with basic services.
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Guyana’s refinery debate often misframes the project as competing with global facilities. Instead, the real question is whether a small domestic refinery can supply fuel more cheaply and reliably than importing it.
Guyana’s Refinery Case: Why Domestic Supply Beats Global Competition Read More »
Mehidy Hasan Miraz’s brilliant bowling performance—4-23—guided the Guyana Amazon Warriors to a commanding six-wicket victory over Trinbago Knight Riders in their final home match of the 2026 Republic Bank CPL season.
Mehidy’s Masterclass Leads Warriors to Dominant Home Victory Read More »
Dr. Rovin Deodat, whose radio feature ‘From Word to Word’ introduced listeners to new words and their meanings, has died following a period of illness. The veteran broadcaster was widely respected for his command of language and extensive knowledge of words.
Guyana Mourns Dr. Rovin Deodat, Beloved Voice of Radio’s ‘From Word to Word’ Read More »
Guyana’s Ministry of Home Affairs is spending $138.5 million to build scanning rooms at New Amsterdam and Lusignan prisons, with dozens of contractors bidding on the security infrastructure projects.
Guyana to Invest $138M in Prison Security Infrastructure at Two Key Facilities Read More »
A Kaieteur News columnist challenges Guyanese social media users to move beyond prayers and emojis when families post desperate pleas for help with life-saving medical treatment abroad.
Guyanese Generosity Stops at the ‘Like’ Button, Says Kaieteur Columnist Read More »
Guyana’s Maritime Administration has effectively rejected a boat captain licence application from opposition politician Azruddin Mohamed, citing his status as a sanctioned individual under U.S. Treasury restrictions and the legal risks such a grant would pose to the regulatory agency.
An opposition leader must be resourceful and strategic, argues a Demerara Waves columnist examining the challenges facing WIN Mohamed in Guyana’s current political climate.
Opposition Leader’s Boat License Delay Signals Government Pressure, Columnist Argues Read More »
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