Region Two’s skills-training surge is filling jobs, lifting families, and building a more inclusive workforce. Nearly 1,730 trainees have graduated since 2020.

Guyana’s prison reform push starts with officers, targeting trauma, leadership gaps, and chronic understaffing. The new training programme could reshape how the service operates.

Religious tolerance is framed as central to Guyana’s identity, with Azruddin Mohamed accused of trying to weaponise faith and exclusion for politics.

Oil prices are rising, but Guyana still exports crude and imports fuel — sharpening calls for a local refinery.

A BBC forum on Guyana’s oil wealth becomes a stage-managed showcase, as critics question cash grants and lopsided distribution.

Cuba's blackout is a humanitarian emergency; Guyana's words have not translated into urgent, practical aid.

Alleged 1980 'October Surprise' helped Reagan win — Trump's Iran campaign risks costing Republicans the midterms.

Civilian “slow-rolling” is turning Guyana roads into ad hoc checkpoints, and police silence leaves the practice in legal limbo.