The lives of families in Suddie will change significantly as the Model Village initiative takes shape, with residents having a say in how their community is developed.

President Irfaan Ali yesterday visited Suddie on the Essequibo Coast, one of the pilot communities under the initiative.

The vision is to create a Suddie that is safe, clean, environmentally friendly and supports the mental health and well-being of its residents.

But President Ali sa

The CANAWAIMA Ferry Service (CFS) Inc. and the CANAWAIMA Management Company (CMC) JV, has taken note of some news items, emanating out of Suriname, suggesting that the Maritime Administration of Suriname (MAS) has given notice to the CANAWAIMA Management Company Suriname, that specific action needs to be taken as it relates to the CANAWAIMA Ferry.

Over the last several days, the Guyana side of the Joint Venture has been engaging their Surinamese counterparts. We anticipate out of those engagements, a res

-Opposition Leader's claim ignores 68km of access roads, 62 bridges, and major ground works

Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed’s claim that the Government is preparing to spend $121 billion on “just 23 kilometres” of highway has been shredded by the Central Housing and Planning Authority (CH&PA), which has exposed major omissions in the cost comparison used to support the allegation.

In a video released Tuesday, Mohamed compared the estimated cost of the Versailles-to-Parika Four-Lane Highway with the

Guyana's climate resilience agenda is entering a phase focused increasingly on implementation, with an emphasis on ensuring that development is felt at the community level.

Senior Director of Climate Change at the Ministry of Natural Resources, Pradeepa Bholanath, says resilience must go beyond infrastructure and climate adaptation to improving the lives of people.

"Ultimately, resilience is not only about infrastructure, it's not only abo

Nine Guyanese doctors are set to travel to China for three months of specialized medical training under a partnership between the Government of Guyana and the People’s Republic of China.

The doctors were introduced today during a ceremony held at the Georgetown Public Hospital Resource Centre.

Speaking at the ceremony, Chief Executive Officer of the Georgetown Public Hospital, Robbie Rambarran, welcomed the continued collaboration between the Chinese government and

Guyana has crossed the one-billion-barrel oil production milestone, with production now nearing 900-thousand barrels per day.

And with the arrival of a new FPSO later this year, production is expected to surpass one million barrels per day by the end of 2026.

Guyana’s oil production continues to reach new frontiers, just over 11 years after the country’s first major oil discovery in 2015.

ExxonMobil Guyana President Alistair