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New ExxonMobil Controversy Raises Concerns for Guyana’s Developing Oil and Gas Sector

A recent controversy surrounding ExxonMobil's treatment of shareholders has sparked concerns about the implications for Guyana's developing oil and gas sector. The company's lawsuit against two shareholders, 'Arjuna Capital' and 'Follow This', has raised questions about its commitment to transparency, accountability, and environmental responsibility.

President Ali Defends Guyana’s Oil Boom on BBC’s Hardtalk

GPL Signs Contract with Urbacon Concessions Investments (UCI) to Bring 36 MW Powership: USD One Million Paid

In a bid to enhance Guyana's power supply, Guyana Power and Light (GPL) Inc. has finalized a contract with Urbacon Concessions Investments, W.L.L (UCI) to charter a powership boasting a total installed capacity of 36 Megawatts (MWs) for a span of two years. The agreement, formalized on April 13, 2024, signifies a significant milestone in Guyana's energy sector.

Regional Security System meeting convenes with focus on Haiti

Public Procurement Commission lacks authority to revoke Critic’s $870M Pump Station Contract Despite finding Irregularities

The Public Procurement Commission (PPC) has uncovered multiple irregularities in the granting of an $870 million pump station contract to Tepui Incorporated, a newly established firm managed by social media personality Mikhail Rodrigues, also known as "The Guyanese Critic." Despite the findings, the Commission lacks authority to revoke the contract.

Regional Security System meeting convenes with focus on Haiti

President Ali Defends Guyana’s Oil Boom on BBC’s Hardtalk

In the midst of rising tensions with neighboring Venezuela and mounting environmental concerns, President, Irfaan Ali, has staunchly defended Guyana's aggressive pursuit of its newfound oil wealth. In a recent interview with Stephen Sackur for BBC Hardtalk, President Ali reiterated Guyana's commitment to developing its oil and gas industry, despite criticism over potential environmental degradation and geopolitical risks.

Evaluating Transparency in Guyana’s Oil Sector Management

Political Activist Melly Mel Admits to Submitting Human Rights Complaints to the United Nations

In a recent development, Guyanese activist Melissa Atwell, widely known as "Melly Mel," has acknowledged her involvement in submitting complaints to the United Nations regarding alleged human rights violations in Guyana. This admission adds another layer to the ongoing debate surrounding human rights issues in the country.

Regional Security System meeting convenes with focus on Haiti

Evaluating Transparency in Guyana’s Oil Sector Management

Recent discussions have brought to light the critical importance of transparency and strategic planning in Guyana's burgeoning oil industry. Vice President Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo, charged with overseeing this sector, has found himself at the heart of these debates, prompting a closer look at the government's strategies from the parliamentary opposition.

Regional Security System meeting convenes with focus on Haiti