6,000 farmers trained and 200 extension officers equipped — but the real test is sustaining the gains. Guyana’s agriculture push now hinges on turning programme success into lasting capacity.

Crime prevention will fail if Guyana fixes prisons but ignores substance abuse, mental health, and male social disengagement.

A Congo assassination long buried in colonial history is back in court, with Belgium finally facing Lumumba’s 1961 killing.

Venezuela’s oil deal is cast as a warning: power can seize sovereignty, then call it partnership. Guyana may be next in line.

Guyana’s growing prosperity is bringing more beggars too — and some are doing surprisingly well. A joke about rich and poor beggars turns the social irony into a punchline.

Happiness slips away when people fixate on the cup instead of the hot chocolate — status over life itself.

Leonora’s chronic noise menace is back in focus, with President Ali’s birthplace singled out for unchecked late-night disruption.