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Editorial : Pablo Escobar’s Blueprint, Mohamed’s Playbook?
A chilling handshake captures the eerie parallels between U.S.-sanctioned businessman Mohammad and notorious narco-kingpin Pablo Escobar. Both built influence through fear, favours, and flash. As Guyana stands at a crossroads, will we repeat history or reject it?
‘UncappeD Marketplace’ - Guyana’s Small Businesses Take the Spotlight
The UncappeD Marketplace brought over 100 agro-processors together at Providence Stadium, boosting visibility, sales, and investor interest. With new digital tools, quality support, and growing innovation, Guyana’s small businesses are stepping confidently into national and international markets.
Opinion: Linden Isn’t Being Left Behind… It’s Being Rebuilt
The $2.6B Christianburg-Wismar Secondary School isn’t just a building, it’s a bold investment in Linden’s future. With modern labs, trained teachers, and World Bank backing, it’s proof the government is turning promises into progress, brick by brick.
Guyana Emerges as Global Leader in Oil Exploration with Two Top-Ranked Wells for 2025
Guyana has emerged as a global oil exploration leader, with Lanternfish-1 and Blacktip-1 ranked among the world’s top high-impact wells for 2025. Each holds an estimated 150 million barrels, reinforcing Guyana’s rapid rise in offshore energy development.
AFC vs AFC - When the House Eats Itself
Three expelled AFC executives are threatening legal action, claiming their removals violated the party’s constitution. They don’t want to stay, they want to leave properly. The standoff exposes deeper tensions between loyalty, legality, and leadership within the once-promising political force.
Guyana’s Travel Boom Is Breaking Records — and It’s Just Getting Started
Guyana’s tourism sector is booming, with record-breaking visitor numbers and global recognition. Prime Minister, Brigadier (Ret’d), the Honourable Mark Phillips, highlighted the country's rise as a world-class destination built on culture, sustainability, and the unmatched hospitality of its people.