Guyana Newsletter

Guyana’s education sector continues to advance towards ensuring universal access to quality education, with the launch of a digital portal…

Citizens are urged to mark their calendars for the highly anticipated GuyExpo 2026, set for November 12 to 15 at…

Fourteen new wells are set to improve access to a reliable water supply in several areas, with two of the…

Guyana’s National Biodiversity Information System (NBIS) will function beyond satellite views of the forest. It will record the species and…

THE Government is advancing its housing development programme in Region Six, with construction underway on another 210 homes at Palmyra…

PRESIDENT Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali has praised the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) for its 61 years of service to the…

GUYANA is stepping up efforts to expand its international tourism profile, with Tourism, Industry and Commerce Minister Susan Rodrigues set…

GUYANA’S aviation industry continues to experience growing private-sector investment, with Jags Aviation Inc., a member of the BK Group of…

A US$12.5 million pledge to Guyana by international conservation partners is expected to be channelled into specific projects over the next year, including the development of a conservation corridor, protected areas and Indigenous territories. Rainforest Trust CEO Dr James Deutsch outlined the plan on Saturday during a panel discussion titled “Financing Nature at Scale: Mobilising Capital, Instruments and Delivery Partnerships” at the Second Global Biodiversity Alliance (GBA) Conference. CEO of Rainforest Trust, Dr James Deutsch The Bezos Earth Fund, Andes Amazon Fund, Nia Tero, and Rainforest…

Former Colombian President Iván Duque Márquez has described Guyana’s biodiversity leadership as a model for the Amazon region. He said the country is well positioned to launch its own biodiversity taxonomy internationally by 2027 or early 2028. Duque, who co-founded the Global Biodiversity Alliance (GBA) with President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali, made the remarks during the…