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Energy: ExxonMobil plans repairs to a near-shore section of the Gas-to-Energy pipeline off Crane from October 14 to December 1, addressing an issue found during inspections before the line enters service. Fisheries: As the FAO’s FISH4ACP programme wraps up, Guyana is looking to build on gains in Atlantic Seabob management, data collection, product safety and support for fishing cooperatives. Agriculture & Livelihoods: Warao women in Smith Creek are earning income from peppers, shallots and celery grown in rainwater-fed shade houses, with the project also improving access to fresh water. Tourism & Connectivity: At SOTIC in Georgetown, President Ali urged greater regional investment in transport links and tourism infrastructure; CJIA reports passenger traffic has grown more than 400% in five years. Roads: A 3.6-kilometre upgraded bypass section between Leonora and Stewartville is open, forming part of a wider route intended to ease pressure on the West Coast Demerara corridor.

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Oct. 1, 2026

K&B Industries wins 2026 Bayou Region Champion honor

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Sep. 25, 2026

Melissa Noel to host SOTIC 2026 in Guyana

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Sep. 21, 2026

Caribbean Energy Week 2027 launches as Guyana widens oil boom beyond drilling

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Sep. 4, 2026

Guyana's Irfaan Ali to keynote CTO tourism conference in Georgetown

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Oct. 7, 2026

Press Release: Prime Minister Phillips to represent Guyana at regional energy meeting in the Dominican Republic

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Guyana records 360,000+ visitor arrivals in first nine months of 2026

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Guyana keen on stronger regional cooperation to advance tourism

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