US$150 million could do more than revive bauxite — it could reshape Guyana’s mineral economy, if Georgetown secures local gains.
Blocked hydrants can cost firefighters precious minutes, making a clear access path a public safety necessity. The Guyana Fire Service is urging residents, motorists and contractors to treat hydrants as essential emergency infrastructure.
Leaked emails alleging panel manipulation and pressure at the CCJ have shaken confidence in the region’s top court. Guyana’s extradition politics now sit under a cloud of suspicion.
Fatal crashes are turning into instant punishment at the police station, before any investigation or court hearing.