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Calls for Consistent Application of Law Following Magistrate Gibbs' Decisions

A letter published in the Guyana Times argues that Magistrate Abigail Gibbs merits recognition for her impartiality and adherence to the rule of law, urging the public to apply a single standard to all individuals, regardless of their status.

BusinessNov 34 min

Guyana Times Responds to Kaieteur News Column on Economic Development

A letter published in the Guyana Times argues that the Peeping Tom column in Kaieteur News provided an oversimplified view of Guyana's economic progress, asserting that economic sovereignty does not necessitate full domestic ownership of all productive sectors.

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WorldNov 34 min

Britain's Stance on Reparations: Readiness to Apologize vs. Financial Responsibility

According to the Guyana Times, Britain appears prepared to consider issuing a formal apology for chattel slavery in the Caribbean, though the financial aspect of reparations remains unresolved. The CARICOM Reparations Commission has advanced the argument, presenting a revised reparations programme that includes health, education, cultural recovery, Indigenous development, debt cancellation, and monetary compensation.

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GuyanaNov 34 min

Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo's Speech and Reflections on Political Systems

In a letter to the Guyana Times, Sherwood Clarke reflects on Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo's speech at a wake, noting its sincerity. The letter also discusses concepts such as socialist democracy, the role of the Party, and the influence of culture on socio-political life.

GuyanaNov 32 min

Venezuelan Diver Dies During Essequibo River Salvage Operation

A 66-year-old Venezuelan national, Luis Martinez, died after not surfacing during a diving operation in the Essequibo River, which was part of an effort to refloat a vessel. The incident occurred while work was being done in connection with the recovery of the sunken MV Barima.

GuyanaNov 33 min

Guyana Defence Force Marks 61st Anniversary with Focus on Modernization and Readiness

The Guyana Defence Force (GDF) commenced its 61st anniversary celebrations with an inter-faith service at Base Camp Ayanganna, where the Chief of Defence Staff, Brigadier Omar Khan, emphasized the necessity of modernization, operational readiness, and professionalism to address evolving security challenges.

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GuyanaNov 31 min

20-Year-Old Prison Officer Shaloam Andrews Dies in Essequibo River Boat Collision

A 20-year-old prison officer, Shaloam Andrews, died after a boat collision occurred on the Essequibo River near Third Avenue, Bartica. The Guyana Prison Service and Home Affairs Minister Oneidge Walrond both offered condolences, while the Guyana Police Force is investigating the incident.

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BusinessNov 33 min

Minister Rodrigues Stresses Shared Responsibility for Georgetown's Tourism Success

During the launch of Tourism Awareness Month 2026, Minister Susan Rodrigues stated that every Guyanese shares a responsibility for ensuring Georgetown provides quality visitor experiences, emphasizing that tourism is everyone's business and contributes to national development.

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GuyanaNov 31 min

Analyst Argues National Pride and Free Expression Should Coexist in Guyana

A public communications analyst wrote to Kaieteur News on November 2, 2026, asserting that national pride and freedom of expression should not be mutually exclusive, particularly following protests during King Charles III's state visit to Guyana.

WorldNov 31 min

Japan Considers Nearly Doubling Defense Spending Over Next Five Years

Japan's government and ruling coalition are examining a plan to nearly double defense expenditures over the coming five years, a move linked to Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's efforts to bolster military strength. The proposed spending increase, which could reach 70 trillion to 80 trillion yen (US$457 billion to US$508 billion) starting in April 2027, is attributed in part to the rising cost of defense equipment due to a weaker yen.

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WorldNov 31 min

Prime Minister Bart De Wever Resigns Amid Belgian Budget Crisis

Prime Minister Bart De Wever submitted his resignation during a 90-minute meeting with King Philippe on Monday morning following the failure of overnight budget discussions, according to the South China Morning Post.

ScienceNov 31 min

Study Links Northern Metropolis Development to Surge in Stray Animal Intake in Hong Kong

A study published by the South China Morning Post indicates that over 40 per cent of stray animals received by Hong Kong shelters during the first half of the year originated from the Northern Metropolis development area, prompting calls for policy changes.