Guyana's AG under fire over 'house slave' remarks

GEORGETOWN, Guyana, CMC – Guyana's Attorney General and Minister if Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall, has apologised over a statement he made about National Hero and leader of the 1763 Slave Rebellion, Cuffy, at a political rally at the ruling People’s …

Guyana’s political parties close campaigns ahead of general elections

Guyana’s two main political parties and a newly formed third party concluded their campaigns on Saturday night ahead of Monday’s general elections, holding large rallies and expressing confidence of victory. - Advertisement - The ruling People’s …

Guyana’s President Stands Tall, Delivers for the People              

This letter is presented in two parts and three sections. The first part is inspired by several events and accomplishments that have made me deeply proud as a Guyanese currently living overseas. In this section, I will also highlight some of the …

Juan Edghill, Guyana's minister of public works, told AFP that the finished highway will be 'a game-changer in terms of ...

A car drives on 'The Trail' in Guyana's Essequibo region, which could greatly benefit from the road's modernization

A man rides his motorbike on 'The Trail' near Kurupukari, in Guyana's Essequibo region

Guyana, petróleo y disputa territorial: ¿Por qué a EE.UU. y la región le importan las elecciones de este país ...

Por Anabella Gonzalez, CNN en Español Guyana es uno de los países más pequeños de América Latina, pero sus elecciones de este lunes atraen una atención propia de una nación más grande y activa en la geopolítica regional. ¿Por qué? Por al menos tres razones …

Forward Guyana Movement calls on voters to “split the vote” at Monday’s Elections

Amid major push back from the larger political parties, the Forward Guyana Movement (FGM) – one of the three new parties in the electoral race – called on Guyanese to “split” the vote when they head to the polls in Monday’s General and Regional Elections. …

Oil money has supercharged Guyana’s economy, but ordinary people can barely get by

There is a cautious reluctance among residents of Waiakabra, a small village south of Guyana’s capital, to speak with the media. But once they do, they have a lot to say. Much of it doesn’t align with the narrative that Guyana’s oil – discovered by …

GUYANA-POLITICS-AG under fire over “slave” remarks made during ruling party’s meeting