Hydropower is emerging as Guyana’s best bet for reliable clean energy, but political gridlock still shadows Amaila Falls.

Asha Bhosle’s death revives a Guyanese writer’s memories of Indian cinema, youth, and two songs that became immortal.

Vandalism is undermining Guyana’s costly new parks, from clogged sewerage at the Friendship Park to damage at National Park. Officials are tightening surveillance, but repeated sabotage is draining public investment.

Guyana and Trinidad are setting up a cooperation working group, but oil, local content and refinery questions linger. Meanwhile, a U.S. move on the Strait of Hormuz could send fuel prices higher.

Fuel lines in Guyana expose a deeper crisis: a Middle East conflict has jolted global oil supplies and local prices.

Fuel lines are back, and the sharper question is who let national supplies run this low. As drivers queue and vehicles sit idle, the piece presses for accountability over reserves and planning failures.