–Routledge says; debunks claims of financing Guyana’s proceedings in border controversy case PRESIDENT of ExxonMobil Guyana, Alistair Routledge, has said

–ExxonMobil prepares to shut down FPSOs for two weeks for connection, Routledge says WITH the gas-to-shore pipeline project now 70

– Slams Rickford Burke-run organisation’s ‘vicious racist campaign’ against President Ali, Guyanese-owned businesses in New York ATTORNEY-GENERAL and Minister of

-Urges Guyanese to pursue investments WITH the goal of diversifying Guyana’s economy and utilising its abundant freshwater resources, President Dr.

-AG issues warning, says gov’t rolling out measures to ensure timely completion of all works   IN the wake of

RECOGNISING the potential of Guyana’s reputation as a “major player” in global markets, local businesses must harness the country’s brand

-says its modernisation will help drive economic growth WITH Guyana being among the fastest growing economies in the world, President

–moves closer to self-sufficiency with success of ‘hatching industry,’ Minister Mustapha says AS Guyana works aggressively to meet its 2025

–after tug, barge from construction site of new river bridge crashes into four buoys, two pontoons on southern side of

–White House officials call for respect of ICJ orders WHITE House National Security Communications Adviser, John Kirby, has said that