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(Trinidad Express) ExxonMobil is moving ahead with exploration of Trinidad and Tobago’s ultra-deepwater TTUD-1 block at a faster pace than it did during the early stages of its Guyana campaign, with seismic results expected by the end of this year and an exploration well potentially following in late 2027 or early 2028.
(Trinidad Guardian) Giselle Ougrah had excelled academically, graduating with excellence from St Stephen’s College after attaining 16 subjects at CSEC and CAPE.
NEW YORK, (Reuters) – Venezuela’s interim President Delcy Rodriguez arrived in New York this week for the UN General Assembly seeking business deals on debt, energy and mining, to demonstrate the once sanctioned country was open for business again after US forces removed her predecessor in January.
WASHINGTON/UNITED NATIONS/CAIRO, (Reuters) – US President Donald Trump said today he had rejected an Iranian proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and end fighting in the Middle East.
Wednesday’s opening of the 27th INTERPOL Americas Regional Conference brought with it the deeply troubling warning that criminal syndicates in the region are increasingly employing illegal gold mining to move and conceal profits from the cocaine trade.
-Panday says will only support detailed scrutiny Public Works Minister Juan Edghill yesterday announced plans to take a proposal to the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) aimed at clearing its longstanding backlog and bringing the committee’s scrutiny of government accounts up to date, but PAC Chairman Vishnu Panday says he will not support any approach that compromises detailed examination of the Auditor General’s reports.
The Guyana Golden Jaguars opened their 2026/27 Concacaf Nations League campaign with a 1-0 victory over Puerto Rico on Thursday at Windsor Park Stadium in Roseau, Dominica.
-says President should be asked Auditor General Deodat Sharma yesterday declined to comment on his two-year extension in office despite questions over his continued tenure beyond the statutory retirement age.
-as diaspora voices hopes and concerns Some want to rebuild their lives in Guyana, while others say they have no plans to return permanently.
WIN Member of Parliament Vishnu Panday has called for regular talks between President Irfaan Ali and Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed, saying the absence of direct engagement has been a missed opportunity more than a year after the general election.
Successive national budgets allocated approximately $467 billion to public safety and security between 2020 and 2026, Home Affairs Minister Oneidge Walrond told the INTERPOL Americas Regional Conference in Georgetown on Wednesday.
Ajani Cutting’s preparations to represent Guyana at next month’s Caribbean Cycling Championships have received a timely boost, with Beacon Cafe funding the acquisition of a new elite road racing bicycle after a crash destroyed his previous bike.
The Linden Mayor and Town Council has asked the Local Government Commission to place Town Clerk Lennox Gasper on administrative leave pending an independent investigation into correspondence in which he told the Central Housing and Planning Authority (CH&PA) that the Council had selected him as its representative on the authority’s Planning Board.
Dear Editor, A visceral manifestation of geopolitical gravity unfolded on a sidewalk in Queens Village amongst the diaspora.
Dear Editor, As you are aware I have consistently supported Ambassador Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett’s candidacy for United Nations Secretary General.
Jamaican racer Tommi Gore is set to add another dimension to the Group 4 battle when he takes control of the J’s Supermarket-backed KTM X-Bow during the opening round of the Guyana Motor Racing and Sports Club’s 2026 National Championships.
APNU has challenged warnings that a substantial increase in public servants’ wages would lead to hyperinflation, pointing to the pay awards granted after the 1999 public-service strike and the inflation figures recorded in the years that followed.
Finance Minister Dr Ashni Singh has warned that gains against hunger could be reversed by severe weather, rising input costs and disruptions to food production and trade, even as he cited Guyana’s progress in reducing undernourishment.
Anns Grove Primary will look to bounce back from a heavy opening defeat when they face Therese’s today in the Courts Optical Boys’ Under-11 Pee Wee football competition.
Young entrepreneurs at Diamond Secondary School are putting their ideas into action, according to a release from the Ministry of Tourism, Industry and Commerce.
