Why are Guyana’s students facing difficulties with Mathematics ?
Why are Guyana’s students facing difficulties with Mathematics? By Kiana Wilburg During my years of primary and secondary schooling, my love for Math and English was as stark as night…
Why are Guyana’s students facing difficulties with Mathematics? By Kiana Wilburg During my years of primary and secondary schooling, my love for Math and English was as stark as night…
Reimagining Education in the Age of Oil: Guyana’s Role in Shaping the Future of CXC By Terrence Richard Blackman, Ph.D. In 1972, the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) was established to…
Guyana’s Math Reforms Teacher Training, Not Just Time, Is the Real Game-Changer By Dr. Terrence Blackman Guyana’s recent push to improve math education signals a solid commitment to modernizing the…
A Crucial Juncture for Anti-Corruption Efforts in Guyana Recent U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctions against prominent members of one of Guyana’s wealthiest families,…
As Guyana celebrates its 58th year of independence, the Guyana Business Journal joins the nation in reflection. We look back with pride on the hard-won freedom achieved in 1966, following…
The Impact of Remittances on Government Spending A Balancing Act for Developing Countries In a recent study examining the intricate dynamics of remittances in developing countries, researchers have shed light…
Education & Community Engagement in the Age of Oil and Gas By Dr. Terrence Richard Blackman Guyana is on the verge of a momentous economic shift driven by its rapidly…
ExxonMobil has greenlit the Whiptail development off the coast of Guyana, marking the sixth initiative on the Stabroek block, following government and regulatory endorsements. This development is poised to enhance…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Guyana Business Journal Webinar Highlights the Role of Education and Community Engagement in the Oil & Gas Era April 11, 2024—The Caribbean Policy Consortium and Guyana Business…
In the first quarter of 2024, Guyana earned $126.3 billion (US$604.3 million) from oil revenues, as documented by the Natural Resource Fund (NRF) records. A significant portion of this income…