US to suspend immigrant visa processing from 75 countries over public assistance concerns. The State Department said on Wednesday January 14th, 2026, that it will suspend the processing of immigrant visas for citizens of 75 countries, including Afghanistan, Iran, Russia and Somalia, whose nationals the Trump administration has deemed likely to require public assistance while living in the United States. […More]
No lawyer disciplined in over 25 years – Bar President calls for better accountability. President of the Guyana Bar Association, Kamal Ramkarran, on Tuesday revealed that no lawyer in Guyana has been suspended or removed from practice in more than 25 years, as he called for stronger accountability mechanisms within the legal profession to address persistent delays in the justice […More]
President Ali to pay State visit to Belize next month. President Irfaan Ali will make a State Visit to Belize from February 1st to February 3rd, 2026. The visit is expected to strengthen diplomatic and economic ties between the two CARICOM member states. During his stay, President Ali will address the opening of the new session of Parliament. As CARICOM’s […More]
A detective inspector answers drug charges in court on Wednesday January 14th’ 2026, after cocaine weighing over 5.8 kilograms was reportedly found, in his possession. He is 51-year-old Martin Walker of the Constabulary’s Counterterrorism and Organized Crime Branch. Reports are that on Thursday January 8th, 2026, at around 7:10 p.m., personnel from the firearms and narcotics investigation division intercepted Walker, […More]
THA Election Preliminary Results.
All fifteen seats in the Tobago House of Assembly have gone to the ruling Tobago Peoples Party. The preliminary results make it the second time in history that one party has won all seats in the house of assembly. As he hailed the work of his party’s membership, political leader Farley Augustine described the victory as historic. According to Mr. […More]
THE GOVERNMENT IS LOOKING AT SEVERAL OPTIONS TO DEAL WITH THE COUNTRY’S CRIME PROBLEM, INCLUDING DESIGNATED “ZONES OF SPECIAL OPERATION”, AS IS DONE IN JAMAICA, AFTER THE STATE OF EMERGENCY (SOE) COMES TO AN END ON JANUARY 31. On THURSDAY JANUARY 8TH, 2026, PRIME MINISTER KAMLA PERSAD-BISSESSAR HELD A MEETING OF THE NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL, DURING WHICH THE SOE WAS […More]
Desperate Complaints By Trinidad & Tobago Citizens Causes Changes To Traffic Penalties. Up to 18 traffic offenses will see police officers having to allow motorists, time to fix the faults on their vehicles. After days of pleas from the public, Prime Minister Kamla Persad Bissessar said, in the coming days she will go to the parliament to change certain clauses. […More]
Energy minister urged customers to expose ‘contractors’ demanding payment to reconnect electricity. The Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) Ltd and the Government are reiterating a zero-tolerance stance against individuals demanding money from residents for electricity reconnections in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, following complaints from communities in Westmoreland. Residents have reported that individuals claiming to be JPS contractors have been […More]
Guyana in talks with US to accept third-country deportees – Foreign Secretary. Foreign Secretary Robert Persaud has confirmed that Guyana is in discussions with the United States (US) to develop a framework of understanding for the acceptance of third-country nationals deported from that country. Once the framework of understanding is concluded, an official agreement will be drafted. However, even after […More]
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