Up to press time, the Government of Guyana had not expressed an opinion on the United States’ capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro even as it said it was monitoring the situation and ...

(Trinidad Guardian) Despite her recent description of Caricom as an unreliable partner, comments that raised concerns about possible fractures within the regional bloc, Prime Minister Kamla ...

We devote today to poetry; a small sample of contemporary Guyanese poems along with one of the classics of modern English poetry by one of the established and acclaimed writers.

After nearly 40 years of keeping the public informed about the life of a nation – one headline, one photograph, and one story at a time, the press at Stabroek News has fallen silent.

(Trinidad Guardian) A shield for the people of T&T. That’s how Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar yesterday described the security benefits obtained from her recent US trip, where T&T signed onto ...

Jamaica earned US$4.3 billion from the tourism industry last year, with an estimated 4.3 million tourist visiting the country, the island’s Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett has said. Speaking on ...

Atkinson Field, situated in what was Hyde Park and later evolved into Timehri and eventually the Cheddi Jagan International Airport, originated as a US military base during World War II. The US ...

(Trinidad Express) Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar held several bilateral meetings in Florida yesterday, including one with United States Secretary of Energy Chris Wright. Persad-Bissessar was ...

A brief history of Guyana’s elections allows for the predicting of election results. In developed countries, observers rely on polls as a guide. In Guyana, reliance can be placed on historic patterns ...

The constitutional history of Guyana—formerly known as Guiana and encompassing (at different times) the two colonies of Essequibo (established in 1616) and Demerara (established in 1746), along with ...

A simple “X” marks the end of her lengthy will, still filed in the National Archives at Kew, but the wealthy woman of colour described as the “Queen of Demerara” was most determined that her children ...

Last week, we started a celebration of Guyanese Amerindian art by directing some attention to its origins, history and rise. That was primarily a diachronic study, which we now continue by focusing on ...