Reporting, explainers and analysis from across Guyana, the Caribbean and the world.
Unlike finite materials extracted from the earth, creativity can be renewed throughout generations. For Guyana, the Orange Economy affords a compelling pathway towards development that values both people and place.
Guyana today, Guyana a decade ago: the change is startling, yet home is still recognisable. How can Guyana balance 1.1 million barrels a day and 85% forest?
Guyana plans to conserve about 3.7 million acres of forest in the Acarai–Rupununi corridor. Reaching 30 per cent will mean decisions about places where people live and work.
Guyana’s economy grew by an estimated 33.3 percent in the first half of 2026. Read together, the Mid-Year Report’s figures tell a fuller story about growth, prices and development.
When heat comes with less rain over weeks or months, the effects reach beyond the weather: farms, rivers, households and the power grid. What the forecasts do and do not tell us.
Guyana has a new petroleum law. But to understand how the country’s petroleum sector actually works, that law is only one part of the picture.
A clear overview of the upstream matters covered by the Petroleum Activities Act 2023, starting with the seven parts of the law this series will unpack.
