Government officials met with Cuban representatives in order to discuss about the possibility of the two countries expanding their bilateral relationship

Indigenous women in Guyana have joined the fight against climate change by monitoring mangrove forests, using drones to detect illegal cutting and collect soil samples to measure carbon levels; their data aims to influence government policies

One of the country’s smallest Amerindian villages has begun fighting for indigenous land rights in a landmark court battle against a gold mine

Over US$1 trillion was lost in investments in graduates who left the country to live abroad according to the Vice Chancellor of the University of Guyana

A 5-year permit for its official fifth offshore oil project has been approved by the government’s environmental agency