iNews Guyana

What is iNews Guyana?

iNews Guyana is an online news publisher. Its own about text states that “INews is a leading news entity in Guyana, providing coverage on a wide range of topics including major developments in the country”; that is the publisher's characterisation of itself and is carried here as such rather than adopted.^[1] The site carries a sports section in its main navigation and its sport items are bylined INEWS | Sports.^[1][2] Its footer carries a 2025 copyright line and a website maintenance credit, and names no publishing company.^[1]

It publishes online rather than over the air, and so sits outside the licensing record kept by the Guyana National Broadcasting Authority, which describes its own remit as covering “all television, cable and radio broadcasters in the Co-operative Republic of Guyana”.^[4] Reporters Without Borders' 2026 World Press Freedom Index entry for Guyana records that the country's media include “several private newscasts, radio stations and online news services”, and ranks Guyana 76th of 180 with a score of 59.58.^[5]

What does iNews Guyana cover?

Its sport output is dated and current. Items in September 2026 included “Kingsmen dominance sends Warrior packing in high-scoring thriller”, 18 September; “Falcons crush Kingsmen to claim maiden Republic Bank CPL title”, 21 September; and “Tahir keen to return as Warriors' women celebrate maiden title”, 22 September.^[1][2][3]

The coverage is franchise cricket in the main. Its report of 21 September 2026 records that “The Antigua & Barbuda Falcons were crowned Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) champions for the first time after defeating the Jamaica Kingsmen by eight wickets” at Kensington Oval, the Falcons reaching 173 for 2 in reply to 170 for 9 with 20 balls remaining.^[3] Its report of 22 September 2026 records that the Guyana Amazon Warriors men's side finished third and that the Warriors' women's team won its first title in the separately named Limacol Women's Caribbean Premier League, beating the Trinbago Knight Riders, and quotes the captain Imran Tahir: “I'm very keen to come back and play because I feel this is my home and I get a lot of love when I come here.”^[2]

How large is iNews Guyana's audience?

No audited audience measurement figure for iNews Guyana, and no audience measurement currency for Guyana, could be retrieved for this page; no traffic-estimator reading is given here, because an estimator is not audited measurement.

The site publishes no audience figure of its own. The only quantified market statement available is RSF's 2026 index entry, which concerns press freedom rather than reach: it ranks Guyana 76th of 180 with a score of 59.58 on indicator scores of 40.05 political, 48.99 economic, 58.50 legal, 63.79 social and 86.56 security, and records that “Independent and opposition media outlets struggle to compete” on advertising in Guyana.^[5]

Nor is there a regulatory filing to read a figure off. The Guyana National Broadcasting Authority publishes a list of licensed cable, television and radio broadcasters, dated 19 June 2024, and a schedule of licence classes and fees; it publishes no audience measurement, and an online publisher does not appear in that record at all.^[4]

Since when has iNews Guyana existed?

The site names no publishing company and states no founding year; its footer carries a 2025 copyright line and a website maintenance credit.^[1] No independent source establishing a founding date could be retrieved for this page, and none is given here.

What is dated is its publishing record: sport items on 18, 21 and 22 September 2026, each reporting a completed fixture.^[1][2][3] Because it holds no broadcast licence, the regulator's published broadcasters list gives no dated anchor for it either.^[4]

Why does iNews Guyana matter in Guyana's sport?

It reports the franchise competition in which Guyana is represented, promptly and with the results stated. The Guyana Amazon Warriors' men's and women's campaigns in the 2026 Caribbean Premier League, including the women's side's first title, were reported there on 22 September 2026, the day after the men's final at Kensington Oval.^[2][3]

The reports carry the detail that makes them usable later: the winning margin, the totals, the balls remaining, the losing finalist and the competition's sponsored name on the day it was decided.^[3] For a market in which several federations' own sites could not be retrieved, an online publisher that dates and attributes its sport reports is part of the documentary record. See also the sports media list for Guyana, the cricket media list and Guyana.