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THE message that will most certainly resound in Churches across Guyana over the Good Friday-Easter Monday weekend will be the sacred bond between heaven and earth, forgiveness, love and the brotherhood of humanity. There was a time when every conceivable ill in the world was laid at the feet of religion, but that narrative has […]

THE much-anticipated ONE GUYANA Floating Production, Storage and Offloading (FPSO) vessel arrived in Guyana’s waters last Tuesday. Slated for operations in the Yellowtail development, it joins the Liza Destiny, Liza Unity, and Prosperity FPSOs already producing oil in the prolific Stabroek Block offshore Guyana. Constructed under SBM Offshore’s Fast4Ward® programme, the ONE GUYANA FPSO brings

WORDS alone can’t capture the grief, pain and anguish that parents and relatives experience when the life of a loved one is senselessly snubbed out. I saw a familiar raw emotion last week in the words and demeanour of the relatives of the two men who died during confrontations with police in Linden. I recognised

  Editor’s note: Mei Qingping is a commentator on international affairs for CGTN. The article reflects the author’s opinions and not necessarily those of CGTN. HAVING barely recovered from the pandemic, the global economy is reencountering headwinds, led by a new wave of reckless tariffs and protectionism. The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development has

WHILE on the move in the city and getting on and off mini-buses as I travelled around, I have made a disturbing observation. There are a lot of overweight people in this city and many are women. What concerns me is the fact that the majority of overweight women I have spoken to seem unaware

GUYANA’S meteoric economic rise continues to attract global attention, and the recent visit by U.S. Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, has further cemented the country’s status as a strategic partner for investment and security in the region. Rubio’s trip was more than a diplomatic engagement; it reaffirmed the United States’ commitment to Guyana’s stability, economic

– NDMA’s approach to eServices   AS technological advances continue, the way essential government services are accessed continues to change rapidly, with the Government of Guyana investing heavily to move more services online as part of its digital transformation agenda. Moving away from paper-based systems to digital platforms has the potential to improve efficiency, increase

IF you followed the live coverage of U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s visit to Guyana last Thursday, you might have heard of a gang called Tren de Aragua or TdA. Rubio referred to them “as some really bad people” and as “one of the most dangerous gangs the world has ever seen.” In answer

GLOBAL Times: Some believe that the international order is at the most dangerous moment since WWII, and that the authority and role of the United Nations are being undermined. How can this be avoided and what role will China play? Wang Yi: This year marks the 80th anniversary of the U.N. Around the end of

ROSALINDA Rasul experienced nothing short of a mauling when she took the stand in the GECOM fraud trial last week. A person of faint heart might have folded in the cross-examination blitz that was unleashed on her, but Rasul endured the peeling with patience and composure. Rasul is the head of the Diaspora Unit at