The atmosphere at the 1823 monument will come alive in a few days as the cast of the 1823 revolt reenactment prepares to transport audiences back to one of the most defining moments in Guyana's history. 

As Guyana celebrates its 60th anniversary, the National Drama Company is preparing a dramatic retelling of the 1823 Demerara Revolt led by national hero Jack Gladstone. 

The production is expected to showcase the courage, resistance and sacrifices of enslaved Africans who fought f

As Guyana continues to expand its energy production capacity and pursue major infrastructure development, Prime Minister Mark Phillips says energy efficiency must now be treated as a national priority and a key pillar of the country's long-term development strategy.

PM Phillips says Guyana's long-term energy security will depend not only on expanding generation capacity but also improving energy efficiency across the country. Addressing an energy efficiency and conservation seminar,

The Ministry of Health is rolling out a new quality audit system aimed at strengthening patient care and accountability across the public health system. This initiative will see doctors and nurses being monitored to ensure established treatment protocols are being followed.

The system is expected to add another layer of accountability for healthcare workers while improving patient care. Minister of Health Dr. Frank Anthony says this will h

Oral arguments before the world court wrapped up earlier today. Speaking before the world court, Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodriguez, accused Guyana of abandoning the spirit of the 1966 Geneva Agreement after major oil discoveries in 2015 and pursuing what she described as an unlawful effort to validate the 1899 Arbitral Award. 

Venezuela also repeated claims that the award was fraudulent and maintained that it never consented to the court's jurisdiction. But Guyana's lega

Vice President Dr Bharrat Jagdeo has defended the government’s ongoing contract pre-qualification exercise, saying the process was introduced to strengthen transparency and create wider opportunities for small contractors across Guyana.

Dr Jagdeo was at the time speaking on the sidelines of a public engagement, where he noted many persons lodged queries about the award of contracts.

The Government of Guyana has temporarily suspended Phase One of small contractor contract awards in Region Four to allow additional verification checks following complaints raised during the signing process.

In a statement issued on the matter, the government said the decision forms part of its ongoing effort to maintain transparency, fairness and accountability in the public pre-qualification process for small contractors undertaking projects valued at $15 million and under.

The pre-qualification pr