Guyana Business Journal November 13, 2025 The 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30), held in Belém, Brazil, convened amid heightened concern about global temperature trends. With projections indicating the…
Guyana Business Journal November 10, 2025 The controversy surrounding the 2025 Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate top performer awards has exposed a troubling disconnect between exceptional academic achievement and the rigid…
Following a deadly bombing at a Georgetown gas station on November 2, 2025, which authorities have classified as a terrorist attack, Guyana finds itself at a critical inflection point [1].…
Some moments define a nation’s trajectory, inflection points where the choices made determine whether a country rises to meet its challenges or succumbs to them. For Guyana, the bombing at…
A young attorney and political advocate believes his generation must earn their seat at the table—and he’s putting in the work to claim his When Eden David Corbin walks down…
This article benefited significantly from the advice and insights of Winston Jordan, former Minister of Finance of Guyana, whose careful reading and constructive feedback enhanced its historical accuracy and practical…
This morning at Marsh Chapel, Boston University, the message centered on a familiar but urgent truth: true strength is born of humility. The Gospel reading told the parable of the…
Something deeply troubling is unfolding at the apex of Guyana’s judiciary. The sudden, stage-managed early retirement of Chancellor Yonette Cummings-Edwards, occurring almost simultaneously with the humiliating spectacle of Acting Chief…
When the Japanese artificial intelligence startup Sakana announced its plan to raise capital at a valuation of roughly US $2.5 billion, the technology world paused to take note [1]. To…
The recent gazette notifications for board appointments to the Guyana Sugar Corporation, Guyana Power & Light Inc., and the Firearms Licensing Board have, once again, sparked public debate about the…