Guyana Joins Regional Push to Strengthen Climate-Smart Education Systems

The Regional Workshop on Improving Data Systems for Climate-Sensitive Education Planning is currently underway at the Radisson Grenada Beach Resort, which ran from September 16 and ends today, September 19, 2025. Over the four-day event, education leaders and technical experts from across the Caribbean were engaging in critical discussions on how to strengthen education systems […]

Jasmaine Payne: Guyana’s New Literary Voice in the World of Psychological Thrillers

Jasmaine Payne, a Guyanese author, editor, and communications specialist, is stepping into uncharted territory with her debut novel LEECH—a psychological thriller that not only breaks genre barriers but also redefines what it means to be a Caribbean writer on the global stage. Set for release on September 20, 2025, LEECH is already generating buzz as […]

Father says ex-PNCR chair Shurwayne Holder job-hunting after exclusion from parliamentary seat

Former People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR) Chairman Shurwayne Holder is now “out of a job” and actively job-hunting after being left off the PNCR-led A Partnership for National Unity’s (APNU) Coalition’s 12-member parliamentary line-up, his father Prince Holder said in a social-media post. In the post, the elder Holder chastised online critics who took a […]

Region Five Chamber backs the new PPP/C Government in promoting national development

The Region Five Chamber of Commerce has expressed its support for the new People’s Progressive Party Civic (PPP/C) administration. This is according to Amaranauth Singh, the Chamber’s President. Singh congratulated President Irfaan Ali on his reelection as the 9th Executive President of Guyana. He praised the peaceful and democratic conduct of the September 1st General […]

Guyana Ramps Up Landfill Development to Tackle Mounting Waste Crisis

Guyana’s rapid pace of development has brought with it a significant waste management challenge, one that government is now seeking to address through the establishment of modern, environmentally sustainable landfill sites. President Dr. Irfaan Ali this week underscored the urgency of the issue, noting that new landfill facilities must not only expand the country’s capacity […]

Guyana’s Low-Carbon Development Strategy: From Bold Experiment to 2030 Vision

In 2009, Guyana first launched its Low-Carbon Development Strategy (LCDS) Fifteen years later, as the LCDS evolves into its 2030 edition, Guyana finds itself in a paradoxical position: one of the world’s fastest-growing oil producers, yet still trying to lead on climate and sustainable development. The first iteration of the LCDS, launched by then-President Bharrat […]