A small-state diplomat with Security Council momentum, Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett is pitched as a credible reformer for a crisis-hit UN.
Feeding more people with less land and water now hinges on healthier soils and science-led farming. The FAO is being challenged to turn proven innovations into practical support for farmers worldwide.
Without scientific polling, Guyana is largely guessing what voters want — and 2025 opposition missteps exposed the cost.
Guyana added 324 hectares of mangroves in six months, bolstering coastal defence against erosion and flooding.
President Ali rushes to crises elsewhere, but Chinese Landing’s indigenous land dispute has drawn a striking silence. The editorial says his office should broker limits and a resolution before tensions escalate further.
Hope and hype keep ending in heartbreak as the Guyana Amazon Warriors dodge hard questions on fatigue, selection and stale tactics.