Sixty years on, Guyana’s UN role shows how a small state can wield influence through consistent, principled diplomacy.
An atheist writer mourns Pastor Ronald McGarrell, whose quiet prayers and compassion cut across belief and politics.
AI is already aiding scans in Guyana’s health facilities, and a wider digital push could bring specialist care closer to remote communities.
Guyana has more US dollars flowing through the system, yet businesses still face a shortage. The piece traces how oil revenues, imports and credit expansion are tightening demand for foreign exchange.
Peace means more than fewer wars or lower crime — it demands safer communities, stronger institutions and louder diplomacy.
In some Guyana stores, getting a discount feels harder than buying the item itself. Prices stay frozen until competition or slow sales suddenly thaw them.