THE Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO)’s latest assessments indicate a relatively optimistic outlook for global food commodity markets, with production anticipated to increase across all commodities, except sugar. Regarding

TEN years ago, few would have predicted that Guyana, a country of less than a million people with practically no petroleum experience, would emerge as the face of a

–ahead of 2026 FLEGT licensing IN an effort to strengthen forest governance and enhance market access for Guyanese timber products, several forest sector operators in Mabaruma participated in a

THE police are investigating an incident which occurred on Saturday, June 14, 2025, that resulted in the death of 17-year-old Kelly Raymondo of St. Ignatius Village in Central Rupununi,

–launches formal probe into issue, urges respect, responsibility in public discourse   THE Ethnic Relations Commission (ERC) has strongly condemned the reprehensible and deeply offensive comments made by Jennifer

IN a historic move marking 25 years of academic service, the University of Guyana Berbice Campus (UGBC) will host its first-ever Interdisciplinary Research Conference from June 23 to 26,

A ROAD accident on Sunday night along the Fort Canje public road has claimed the lives of two young motorcyclists from East Canje, Berbice. The deceased have been identified

-experts call for rethinking of gender socialization THE University of Guyana’s Institute of Gender Studies, in collaboration with the Department of Language and Cultural Studies under the Faculty of

THE Government of Guyana, through the Ministry of Public Works is forging ahead with its ambitious infrastructural drive, with the long-awaited Ogle to Eccles (Haags Bosch) road link poised