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BREAKING: Fire at the Guyana Power and Light (GPL) power plant in Anna Regina on the Essequibo Coast. The News Room has been informed that one of the caterpillar
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Guyana continues to confront the issue of smuggling across the Corentyne River through its shared border with Suriname but vigilance from local regulatory bodies at sanctioned ports of entry are reinforcing established mechanisms. It comes at the expense of complaints from the business community in the neighbouring country that there is a supposed ban on the importation of fruits, vegetables and other produce. Kurt Campbell reports… | News Room
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Guyana continues to confront the issue of smuggling across the Corentyne River through its shared border with Suriname but vigilance from local regulatory bodies at sanctioned ports of entry are reinforcing established mechanisms. It comes at the expense of complaints from the business community in the neighbouring country that there is a supposed ban on the importation of fruits, vegetables and other produce. Kurt Campbell reports… | News Room
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This is the News Room for Tuesday, November 11, 2025. We’re broadcasting to you on E1, SKAR TV, NTN, and TARZEE TV in Bartica. In the headlines… **Guyana has struck a major milestone with its first petroleum deal under the new legislative framework, raking in a US$15 million signing bonus from a global energy consortium. **Government and private-sector leaders have joined forces to boost transparency and ethics across industries at a high-level anti-corruption roundtable in Georgetown. **Traffic
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This is the News Room for Tuesday, November 11, 2025. We’re broadcasting to you on E1, SKAR TV, NTN, and TARZEE TV in Bartica. In the headlines… **Guyana has struck a major milestone with its first petroleum deal under the new legislative framework, raking in a US$15 million signing bonus from a global energy consortium. **Government and private-sector leaders have joined forces to boost transparency and ethics across industries at a high-level anti-corruption roundtable in Georgetown. **Traffic
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Guyana is now facing a third more deadly wave of the dreaded coronavirus, which is rapidly spreading across the country and attacking the younger population. According to Advisor to the Ministry of Health, Dr Leslie Ramsammy, the infection is now more transmissible and there has been a rapid increase in infections recorded in Regions Three, Four and Six. What is worrisome is that this new wave is making the younger population sicker and Dr Ramsammy explained to the News Room’s Isanella Patoir th
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Guyana is now facing a third more deadly wave of the dreaded coronavirus, which is rapidly spreading across the country and attacking the younger population. According to Advisor to the Ministry of Health, Dr Leslie Ramsammy, the infection is now more transmissible and there has been a rapid increase in infections recorded in Regions Three, Four and Six. What is worrisome is that this new wave is making the younger population sicker and Dr Ramsammy explained to the News Room’s Isanella Patoir th
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Guyana continues to confront the issue of smuggling across the Corentyne River through its shared border with Suriname but vigilance from local regulatory bodies at sanctioned ports of entry are reinforcing established mechanisms. It comes at the expense of complaints from the business community in the neighbouring country that there is a supposed ban on the importation of fruits, vegetables and other produce. Kurt Campbell reports… | News Room
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Guyana continues to confront the issue of smuggling across the Corentyne River through its shared border with Suriname but vigilance from local regulatory bodies at sanctioned ports of entry are reinforcing established mechanisms. It comes at the expense of complaints from the business community in the neighbouring country that there is a supposed ban on the importation of fruits, vegetables and other produce. Kurt Campbell reports… | News Room
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This is the News Room for Tuesday, November 11, 2025. We’re broadcasting to you on E1, SKAR TV, NTN, and TARZEE TV in Bartica. In the headlines… **Guyana has struck a major milestone with its first petroleum deal under the new legislative framework, raking in a US$15 million signing bonus from a global energy consortium. **Government and private-sector leaders have joined forces to boost transparency and ethics across industries at a high-level anti-corruption roundtable in Georgetown. **Traffic
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This is the News Room for Tuesday, November 11, 2025. We’re broadcasting to you on E1, SKAR TV, NTN, and TARZEE TV in Bartica. In the headlines… **Guyana has struck a major milestone with its first petroleum deal under the new legislative framework, raking in a US$15 million signing bonus from a global energy consortium. **Government and private-sector leaders have joined forces to boost transparency and ethics across industries at a high-level anti-corruption roundtable in Georgetown. **Traffic
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Guyana is now facing a third more deadly wave of the dreaded coronavirus, which is rapidly spreading across the country and attacking the younger population. According to Advisor to the Ministry of Health, Dr Leslie Ramsammy, the infection is now more transmissible and there has been a rapid increase in infections recorded in Regions Three, Four and Six. What is worrisome is that this new wave is making the younger population sicker and Dr Ramsammy explained to the News Room’s Isanella Patoir th
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Guyana is now facing a third more deadly wave of the dreaded coronavirus, which is rapidly spreading across the country and attacking the younger population. According to Advisor to the Ministry of Health, Dr Leslie Ramsammy, the infection is now more transmissible and there has been a rapid increase in infections recorded in Regions Three, Four and Six. What is worrisome is that this new wave is making the younger population sicker and Dr Ramsammy explained to the News Room’s Isanella Patoir th
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Guyana’s first shipment of 350 tonnes of disaster relief items for the volcano ravaged St. Vincent and the Grenadines, arrived on the Caribbean Island Saturday morning. Prime Minister, Ralph Gonsalves said it was a “significant shipment… a big donation.”PM Gonsalves also thanked President Irfaan Ali personally, referring to him as a “good Samaritan.” https://newsroom.gy/2021/04/17/pm-gonsalves-hails-guyana-as-head-cornerstone-in-caricom-as-relief-items-arrive-in-st-vincent/ | News Room
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Guyana’s first shipment of 350 tonnes of disaster relief items for the volcano ravaged St. Vincent and the Grenadines, arrived on the Caribbean Island Saturday morning. Prime Minister, Ralph Gonsalves said it was a “significant shipment… a big donation.”PM Gonsalves also thanked President Irfaan Ali personally, referring to him as a “good Samaritan.” https://newsroom.gy/2021/04/17/pm-gonsalves-hails-guyana-as-head-cornerstone-in-caricom-as-relief-items-arrive-in-st-vincent/ | News Room
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Guyana’s disaster response received a significant boost on Thursday with the donation of a US$1.1 million mobile field hospital, compliments of the United States government, through its Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) Humanitarian Assistance Program. | News Room
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Guyana’s disaster response received a significant boost on Thursday with the donation of a US$1.1 million mobile field hospital, compliments of the United States government, through its Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) Humanitarian Assistance Program. | News Room
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Guyana on Tuesday secured a seat on the United Nations (UN) Security Council and the country's Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Hugh Todd said the South-American nation hopes to help tackle many complex global challenges. The country's two-year term on the Council starts on January 1, 2024. | News Room
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Guyana on Tuesday secured a seat on the United Nations (UN) Security Council and the country's Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Hugh Todd said the South-American nation hopes to help tackle many complex global challenges. The country's two-year term on the Council starts on January 1, 2024. | News Room
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Guyana’s only 100% locally owned telecommunications company – has teamed up with Hits and Jams Entertainment to ensure full participation in festivities to observe Guyana’s independence. As part of a weekend of activities – styled as Gensis Independence – University of Guyana students will be treated to a meet and greet with Trinidad soca sensation ‘Kes’ where they will be afforded discounted prices on tickets but will also be able to sign up for ENet’s new 5G mobile experience. But beyond that,
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Guyana’s only 100% locally owned telecommunications company – has teamed up with Hits and Jams Entertainment to ensure full participation in festivities to observe Guyana’s independence. As part of a weekend of activities – styled as Gensis Independence – University of Guyana students will be treated to a meet and greet with Trinidad soca sensation ‘Kes’ where they will be afforded discounted prices on tickets but will also be able to sign up for ENet’s new 5G mobile experience. But beyond that,
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Guyana Defence Force (GDF) parachutists descending over Essequibo. (Video: Skydiving Guyana) | News Room
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Starting today, bridge crossings across Guyana are now FREE! That’s right - no more tolls at the Berbice Bridge, Demerara Harbour Bridge, or the Wismar Bridge. The News Room’s Neil Marks, who uses the Demerara Harbour Bridge almost daily, took advantage of the free crossing just after sunrise... | News Room
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Guyana has taken up its presidency of the United Nations Security Council and at a press briefing on Thursday, Ambassador Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett said the South American country remains resolute in its call for a ceasefire in Gaza. However, the country has a wider, packed agenda for its presidency throughout February. | News Room
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The Guyana Defence Force (GDF) has confirmed that its soldiers came under gunfire during riverine patrols along the Cuyuni River within the past 48 hours. The incidents, which took place between the Eteringbang and Makapa areas, involved armed individuals in civilian clothing opening fire from the Venezuelan side of the river. Chief of Defence Staff, Brigadier Omar Khan Thursday afternoon provided further details at a press conference at Base Camp Ayanganna. | News Room
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Guyana has witnessed an unprecedented diplomatic milestone with three US Secretaries of State visiting the country in just four years—a rare occurrence for a small nation. This remarkable series of visits under President Irfaan Ali’s leadership is being seen as a strong signal of the United States’ growing confidence in Guyana’s future and its leadership. Attorney General Anil Nandlall highlighted the significance of these visits on Tuesday, noting that Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s recent tr
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Guyana has called on the United Nations to demand that Israel reverse its plan to seize control of Gaza City by 7 October 2025—a move it says would forcibly displace thousands of Palestinians, destroy the two-state solution, and heighten the risk of regional and global instability. Speaking at a UN Security Council meeting on Sunday, Guyana’s UN Permanent Representative, Ambassador Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett, warned that the planned occupation, coupled with the ongoing humanitarian crisis, demand
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Guyana continues to support and recognize the Falkland Island as a British overseas territory, long confronting similar threats Venezuela now poses to Guyana. Member of the Falklands Legislative Assembly, Teslyn Barkman is visiting Guyana this week. During an interview with the News Room, she said the support she has received is overwhelming but also took time to recognize the ongoing transformation of the country she visited 11 years ago. Barkman said she hopes that beyond the support in the mu
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Guyana on Tuesday secured a seat on the United Nations (UN) Security Council and will serve as a non-permanent member on the international peace and security body for the 2024 to 2025 term. Guyana secured 191 votes out of a possible 192 votes; this was the highest number of votes received. Starting January 1, 2024, the country will represent the Latin America and Caribbean bloc on the Council. | News Room
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The Guyana Government says it remains committed to keeping the region a zone of peace following Venezuela’s decision to rejoin the border case at the International Court of Justice (ICJ). Foreign Minister Hugh Todd, during a recent interview, welcomed Venezuela’s decision and noted that Guyana is looking forward to a final, legal settlement of the controversy. | News Room
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Guyana on Monday received backing from world leaders in the Caribbean and further afield to exploit its oil and gas resources for the benefit of the people. It comes at a time when several countries are facing criticism for awarded new licenses and permits for oil production. But the vulnerabilities Guyana faced as a small developing nation and its commitment to global net zero goals has landed the South American nation support for continued oil exploration. | News Room
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WATCH || Ready to serve and help move Guyana forward, politician James Bond has returned to Parliament, where he previously served more than a decade ago. Bond arrived at the Arthur Chung Conference Center for his swearing-in as a government Member of Parliament (MP) and for the convening of the 13th Parliament. | News Room
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Speed cameras now monitor illegal third-lane driving | The Guyana Police Force (GPF), in partnership with the National Data Management Authority (NDMA), has introduced a new enforcement capability under the Safe Road Intelligent System (SRIS) that automatically detects and flags illegal third-lane driving, a dangerous practice that has long contributed to congestion and public frustration across the country’s roadways. Using upgraded SRIS video analytics, the system now identifies vehicles that
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Guyana’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett on Tuesday rigorously defended the country’s efforts to tackle issues relating to human rights. Birkett was at the time leading a team that responded to questions and recommendations raised at the OHCHR-UN Human Rights Council Universal Periodic Review (UPR) in Geneva, Switzerland. | News Room
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Guyana has now given more than 100,000 people their first dose of one of the three COVID-19 vaccines it managed to secure and Minister of Health, Dr Frank Anthony, highlighted that there have been no recorded incidents of blood clots. | News Room
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Guyana hopes to strengthen its long-standing partnership with Brazil, a move Vice President Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo says is underpinned by goodwill and a recognition of the economic benefits that can be garnered for both countries. Jagdeo spoke during the closing presentation of this year’s Guyana Energy Conference and Supply Chain Expo hosted at the Marriott Hotel in Kingston, Georgetown. | News Room
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With another vessel offshore operational in the giant Stabroek Block, Guyana’s total production has gone past 700,000 barrels of oil per day. This is according to the President of ExxonMobil Guyana Limited, Alistair Routledge. Beyond this latest venture, ExxonMobil and its coventurers are preparing for the startup of other projects offshore, all with the goal of producing more than one million barrels of oil daily by the end of this decade. | News Room
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Guyana will defend itself “by any means whatsoever” if Venezuela ignores the ruling of the World Court and tries to seize control of the Essequibo region, Vice President Dr Bharrat Jagdeo said Saturday, noting that the government is pursuing defense cooperation with several foreign powers. The News Room’s Neil Marks spoke with Dr Jagdeo in Dubai where he is attending the United Nations Climate Summit. | News Room
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Guyana’s rapidly growing oil and gas sector reached a new milestone on Tuesday with the signing of a new Production Sharing Agreement (PSA) between the Government of Guyana and Ghanaian oil company Cybele Energy for shallow-water Block S7. The deal came with a US$17 million signing bonus. Per Guyana’s new oil management regime, the minimum signing bonus for shallow blocks is US$10 million. | News Room
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Voting opens at 6 Monday morning in Guyana’s general and regional elections. The People’s Progressive Party’s General Secretary says the work now is to mobilise every voter, stressing that the party’s machinery is fully engaged across the country. In an exclusive interview with the News Room's Neil Marks, he also expressed confidence that the Guyana Elections Commission has the systems in place to deliver free, fair and credible elections. | News Room
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Guyana is set to tighten its border control as the government prepares to launch a new immigration policy under the electronic identification (e-ID) programme. Speaking at a press conference on Tuesday, Commissioner of Police Clifton Hicken revealed that the initiative, expected to take effect within the next three to four weeks, will require all immigrants—legal and undocumented alike—to register under the e-ID system. Minister of Home Affairs, Oneidge Walrond, added that the e-ID programme wil
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Guyana’s electricity network is getting a major upgrade. The Guyana Power and Light Company is building a brand-new National Control Centre – a state-of-the-art facility that promises fewer blackouts, faster response times and a more reliable power supply for every home and business. Backed by over US $18 million in government funding, the project is a bold step towards modernising the national grid. And with construction well underway, it’s already shaping up to be a game-changer for the countr
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