Stabroek News and the Mohameds... | Hon. Kwame Mc Coy, Minister within the Office of the Prime Minister

164K views · 682 reactions | Persons who travelled by boat to the Stabroek Market Wharf and Stelling were forced to use these makeshift stairs on Tuesday. This section of the stelling is usually utilised by those persons travelling to and from the Vreed-en-Hoop stelling, on the West Coast of Demerara (Video: Nafiza Hassan/ June 22, 2021) | News Room | Facebook

Government does not support any withholding of ads from the Stabroek News but President Granger says the privately owned newspapers have habitually ignored events he attends. | Prime News Guyana

53K views · 1K reactions | Guyana featured on NBC's Today | | Guyana Chronicle | Facebook

59K views · 427 reactions | WATCH | HAPPENED IN GEORGETOWN Video: M. Scott | Action News Guyana | Facebook

Breaking News Update: National Security Advisor Captain Gerry Gouveia provides an update on the evacuation of the injured from the Mahdia School Dorm Fire Tragedy which has claimed 20 lives so far. | News Source Guyana

109K views · 549 reactions | WATCH || APNU chased out of Stabroek Square | Sheriff News Network | Facebook

Responding to a recent Stabroek News editorial that criticized and blamed the government for delays on several ongoing projects, General Secretary of the incumbent People’s Progressive Party Civic (PPP/C) said it was not the government’s blame to take. While ‘undesirous’, Jagdeo said some delays are understandable even as he pointed to delays on the Cemetery Road and Conversation Tree road upgrades in Georgetown. He said that sometimes there are real and acceptable reasons for delays, pointing t