Opinions

Dear Editor,  I felt immense pride reading that Guyanese engineers and technicians in the oil and gas sector are now receiving full training right here at home. This two-phase programme equips participants with the skills to operate and maintain FPSOs...

Dear Editor, As a law student in Guyana, I was very encouraged by President Ali’s announcement that work will soon begin on a national law school. For many of us, the dream of becoming a lawyer has often been blocked...

Dear Editor, During a public analysis of the situation and in recent discussions with citizens, several concerns have consistently surfaced about accountability and the quality of life in Guyana. Many people continue to struggle with accessing employment opportunities, securing fair...

Dear Editor, It has been more than one month since the Demerara Harbour Bridge, the Berbice River Bridge, and the Wismar-McKenzie Bridge became toll-free. This decision is a significant step toward easing the financial burden on residents across the country. As...

Dear Editor, With the PPP/C winning the elections and securing a clear parliamentary majority, there’s been a lot of talk about what this means for Guyana’s oil and gas sector. One thing is certain: a majority government gives the PPP/C...

Dear Editor, The Caribbean Premier League (CPL) is underway, and as anticipated as the men’s matches are, the fourth edition of the Women’s CPL is proving to be just as exciting. The Barbados Royals, Guyana Amazon Warriors, and Trinbago Knight...

Dear Editor, As an apolitical, non-partisan public communications analyst who has engaged extensively with professionals across industries and everyday citizens, I’ve observed a growing public interest in the implications of Guyana’s recent election, particularly in relation to the booming oil...

Dear Editor, Guyana’s economy is growing at a speed never seen before, and the GDP numbers tell the story. The Gross Domestic Product (GDP), which measures the total value of goods and services a country produces, is often used as...

Recognised - A global hotspot Small in population but huge in headlines, Guyana has, over the past decade, gone from a quiet South American nation to a magnet for investors, energy companies, environmental funders and travelers.  Fast Growing - The...

Dear Editor,  ExxonMobil’s success in Guyana continues to make waves, and now the company is preparing to resume exploration in Trinidad and Tobago’s ultra-deepwater fields after 22 years. The fact that Exxon is using Guyana’s rapid development as a reference...