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Not too young to know: Uniformed schoolchildren at the ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the opening of Guyana’s Third International Oil and Gas conference
Not too young to know: Uniformed schoolchildren at the ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the opening of Guyana’s Third International Oil and Gas conference

Third oil and gas business summit underscores global interest in Guyana’s investment potential

For a country which, not many moons ago, had been labeled the ‘sick man’ of the Caribbean, Guyana’s seeming ‘miracle cure’ has now become not just the loudest ‘noise’ that the region has made since the boisterous collective expressions of optimism that had come with the end of colonial rule and subsequent political independence, but, as well, one of the more promising global hotspots for investment anywhere in the world today.

Zulfikar Mustapha

Silence on regional food security terminal ‘broken’ by disclosure of new Guyana-CDB undertaking

Even as it continues to focus on playing its role – along with Barbados – in piloting the emergence of a regional regime that seeks to ease the region’s food security woes, Guyana’s Ministry of Agriculture has announced, through the Department of Public Information (DPI) that it will be collaborating with the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) in what the release says are projects designed to “boost food security” in the region.

Starr Computers CEO Mike Mohan.

Starr Computers CEO rolls out Electric Car ‘fuel’ offer

Even as Starr Computers’ Chief Executive Officer, Mike Mohan, asserts that his company continues to seek to deepen its footprint in the information technology sector, the United States-based Guyanese businessman had dropped a hint that his company is interested in further investments in what is now the country’s oil-driven economy.

Venezuelans in Trinidad and Tobago

Fresh episode in soured Caracas/Washington relations could see fresh waves of Venezuelans to T&T – Guardian report

Already having to endure the social and economic repercussions of waves of migrants from neighbouring Venezuela, CARICOM member state, Trinidad and Tobago is reportedly concerned that further political pressures imposed on Venezuela, through sanctions by the United States, will have the effect of increasing the number of Venezuelans seeking refuge in the country, creating further socio-economic challenges for the country.

As the region’s petro states ponder their fortunes, Jamaica is being urged to look to the ‘Blue’ economy

Even as the CARICOM member country refuses to set aside the pursuit of its petro dreams that could cause it to join Guyana, Trinidad and Tobago and Suriname as CARICOM’s ‘petro states,’ Jamaica might still be poised to reap considerable rewards from what is known as the ‘Blue’ economy, according to a report in the Wednesday February 22 issue of the Observer newspaper. 

Striking Gold

By Brooke Glasford When I first began studying the Business of Fashion I had to take a course called the Psychology of Fashion—I was less than enthused to take this because I’d never heard of it or considered that there was one, so I couldn’t fathom what it would be about.

Stock Market

GSE (https://guyanastockexchangeinc.com/telephone Nº 223-6175/6) reports that session 1059’s trading results showed consideration of $8,941,179 from 45,140 shares traded in 34 transactions as compared to session 1058’s trading results, which showed consideration of $17,953,318 from 82,684 shares traded in 40 transactions.

Tourism Minister Oneidge Walrond

2024 could be the first real test of Guyana’s still ‘on trial’ tourism sector

Whenever, over several decades, the idea of Guyana becoming a ‘tourism haven’ has arisen, the idea was frequently doused with cold water, not on account of the country’s lack of credentials to support a tourism sector, but on account of ‘excuses’ that were underpinned by a mix of ideological idiocy and refusal to accept that what we saw as the grandeur that was associated with tourism in other parts of the world could not possibly be replicated here.

New Private Consultancy ready to work with serving, prospective small miners

Chief Executive Officer of the recently established ASGM GUYANA – Artisanal Small Gold Miners Guyana (ASGM) John Applewhite-Hercules earlier this week told the Stabroek Business that the focus of his new company is to work with both current and prospective small miners and potential investors in pursuit of their investment ambitions in the gold mining sector.

March FAO forum must deal frontally with Caribbean food security initiative

With the March 18-21 staging in Guyana of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization’s (FAO) 38th Regional Conference for Latin America and the Caribbean (LARC38), the point cannot be made too strongly that the forum should not be allowed to metamorphose into stirring speeches, animated ‘talk shops’ and a final communique that talks a great deal but says little, if anything.

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