ExxonMobil confirmed Guyana's oil is already paying for the idle gas pipeline through cost recovery. The Vice President said gas was free. The contracts remain hidden. Citizens are paying for infrastructure they cannot use, under terms they are not allowed to read.
Ekaa Hrim Earth Resources has committed to paying all outstanding wages to its 37 Indian workers by May 27, following an inter-agency meeting at the Ministry of Labour, but investigations into passport confiscation, a worker death, unsafe conditions, and illegal contract terms remain ongoing.
The Trump administration has ended the longstanding practice of allowing immigrants to apply for green cards from within the United States, requiring most applicants to return to their home country and apply through a consulate, a change that could affect thousands of Guyanese nationals currently mid-process in their applications.
FIFA's Ethics Committee has handed a five-year ban to former Guyana Football Federation General Secretary Ian Alves after finding he sexually harassed female staff. The ruling also carries a fine of approximately US$22,000 and bars Alves from all football activities globally.
Reports of bulldozing at Fort Island have sparked alarm among historians and citizens, with calls for the government to protect Fort Zeelandia, a gazetted national monument built by enslaved Africans and a key piece of Guyana's colonial history.