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As community members, uniformed men and women across the entire 83,000 square miles of Guyana gathered to celebrate its 59th Independence Anniversary, President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali reiterated the ...

AS the country marks its 59th independence anniversary today, Guyana is at an unprecedented juncture in its history after being steered from economic ...

Guyana’s economic transformation is advancing strongly and ... driven largely by higher food prices (affected by international food prices and earlier floods). The overall fiscal deficit widened from ...

The oil giant has become the latest foreign company to benefit from Guyana’s resources. Meanwhile nearly half of the country’s population lives below the poverty line. SABRINA VALLE/REUTERS ‘We’ve ...

Washington, D.C., June 10, 2024 - The World Bank approved a project to help Guyana adapt to climate change and reduce flood risk in its coastal regions. This initiative is set to benefit around ...

Flooding in Charlestown, Georgetown as a result of the faulty works at the Princes Street koker The World Bank approved a project to help Guyana adapt to climate change and reduce flood risk in its ...

the opposition-controlled regional council and government on Wednesday traded blame for the severity and response to the flood. The Civil Defence Commission (CDC), Guyana’s disaster response agency, ...

The carbon dioxide and other harmful gases are causing the earth’s temperature to rise, leading to climate change and extreme weather events such as floods, wildfires and more frequent and intense ...

Guyana’s leadership was praised for this planet ... Lexus S.U.V.s cruise new highways but must still gingerly wade through knee-deep floods in Georgetown when it rains, thanks to bad drainage.