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Guyana's President Faces Mounting Pressure To Disclose Evidence Behind Blackmail And Land Claims

Irfaan Ali dismissed allegations over a private farm and an alleged extortion attempt as a distraction, but critics say his own account raises more questions than it answers.

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An Investment Company Based In Gibraltar Purchases Half Of Guyana's Original Uranium Production Rights

Royalty conditions and the timing of Guyana's own share of future earnings are called into question by an off-take agreement that predates the Canadian company's ownership of the Kurupung project.

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China And Guyana Mark Shared Anniversaries With Pledge Of Deeper Economic Ties

A joint commemoration in Georgetown paired praise for Communist Party governance with a former president's warning that Guyana risks remaining a raw commodity exporter.

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Guyana Calls For International Support To Modernise Policing Technology

Home Affairs Minister tells UN summit that developing states risk falling behind in digital and AI-driven law enforcement without greater technology transfer and funding.

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Union Body Demands Inquiry Into Guyanese President's Ranch Amid Pensions Row

Attorney general rejects claims that benefits legislation was designed to favour Irfaan Ali, citing a longer history of unequal treatment of former leaders.

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Guyana positions itself as regional energy hub ahead of Caribbean Energy Week 2027

Launch event in Georgetown this month will set the agenda for a gathering intended to showcase upstream growth, LNG development and cross-border investment across the Caribbean.

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Guyana's Labour Market Strains Under Weight of Oil-Driven Growth

Private sector figures point to shortages of drivers, tradespeople and technical staff as construction and extractive industries expand faster than the workforce can supply them.

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Caribbean Leaders Decline to Call US Boat Strikes Unlawful Killings

CARICOM heads voice concern over loss of life at a summit in St Lucia but stop short of criticising Washington, as Trinidad and St Lucia say they have received no clarity from the US on fatal strikes at sea.

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