Guyana, one of South America's poorest countries, is under severe threat by rising seas. That had made it a champion of climate action, but it all changed when ExxonMobil found oil off its waters.

“That man is dead and gone, yet he still shape people minds”: Guyana-Gyal remembers what life was like under Forbes Burnham. Global Voices stands out as one of the earliest and strongest examples of ...

Then and now Sadly, as we approach Republic Day 2015, and after about half a century of independence, the classic description of the Guyana colonial Submit Subscribe for just 30¢ a day ...

Elections in Guyana have often been disputed and volatile. Citizens of East Indian ancestry usually back the party that has ruled since 1992, while those of African descent historically vote for ...

Guyana’s crippling cost-of-living story has now gone global. CNN was the transmitter, and its vast reach acquainted the world with a different Guyana. Contributions were made by people like ...

One Exxon oil-drilling project in Guyana, known as Liza Phase 1, is currently producing oil, and another (Liza Phase 2) is on track to pump crude by early 2022, the company said. Reuters ...

While people in Guyana acknowledge the country's challenges, some objected to the article's gloomy tone "A vast watery wilderness with only three paved highways," was how an article in the New ...

Since then, Nick has covered crime, ... NEW YORK-- A fire in Guyana back in May took the life of 20 people who were trapped in a school dormitory. More than two dozen students were also injured.

GEORGETOWN, Guyana – For more than a century, a wide, low seawall has protected the country of Guyana from the depravations of the Atlantic Ocean.