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-in meeting with international verifiers Indigenous leaders of the Upper Mazaruni earlier this month expressed their dissatisfaction to an international

Residents of Paruima, Upper Mazaruni, Region Seven, have raised concerns about deterioration of the recently commissioned airstrip. Minister of Public

In December, the Venezuelan government launched a series of measures and legislation to cement the country’s annexation of Guyana’s oil and mineral-rich Essequibo region. This is prompting fears among dozens of Amerindian communities that the conflict may threaten ongoing efforts to legally recognize their collective territorial lands or undermine their land titles in this Amazon […]

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The Ministry of Education is taking another step towards achieving universal secondary education with the construction establishment of a new secondary school in Jawalla, Region Seven.

The Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development would soon be constructing primary schools in Isseneru and Wax Creek located in Region Seven at an estimated cost of $75 million.

Police officers managed to recover a ‘Tec-9’ submachine gun and ammunition in the vicinity of Turtle Creek, Upper Mazaruni river, Region Seven (Cuyuni- Mazaruni). The man who possessed the weapon, however, managed to escape from the officers.Police H

Two weeks after several villages in the Mazaruni River experienced devastating floods, Regional Chairman Kenneth Williams is reporting that the water has begun to recede.Quebanang, Kangaruma, Waramadong, Phillipai, Pappy Show Landing and Mango Landin

In a historic ruling, Chief Justice (ag) Roxane George ruled in favour of a land claim by the Indigenous peoples of the Upper Mazaruni, who are seeking legal recognition of their traditional and ancestral lands.While handing down her ruling at the De

The Akawaios and Arecuna, two groups of indigenous Guyanese, have welcomed the first-of-its-kind ruling, handed down by Chief Justice (ag) Roxane George on Friday, confirming their claims to legal recognition of their traditional and ancestral lands.