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Dear Editor, On Thursday, May 26, 1966, British Guiana became Guyana as Britain officially ended its centuries of colonial rule over our indigenous

Peak oil may be coming, but for now, major U.S. producers are adding barrels, writes Carolyn Kissane.

For a small South American country with a population of less than a million to receive visits by U.S. Secretaries of State under consecutive administrations is a telling sign of increased geopolitical importance. 

Recently I found myself immersed in an enlightening discourse with an academic mentor in which we delved into the future of Guyana's economy. The premise of our discussion was simple. The questi...

Government’s investment in purchasing pilot boat to provide added security to ExxonMobil and other oil companies operating here is seen as excessive given that the country’s profits from the oil could hardly compensate for such high spending.  

Opening lines of communication with neighboring countries to successfully fight against narcotrafficking and other crimes has been one of the focus of Colonel Werner Guiseppe Kioe A Sen, commander of the Suriname Armed Forces (SAF). Col. Kioe A Sen is set on keeping criminal international organizations away from Suriname.