Mohamed Aqtar Ali, brother of President Dr. Irfaan Ali and consultant for Sigma Engineer Limited, is threatening legal action after Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed’s viral video accused him of running a taxpayer-siphoning front company, living at State House, and wielding undue influence — claims Ali’s team calls false, unsubstantiated, and defamatory, demanding immediate retraction or face court.

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Cricket West Indies is fast-tracking the future with a high-performance camp in Antigua, assembling 22 rising stars for intensive training ahead of the 2027 Under-19 Women’s T20 World Cup. Following the regional Rising Stars championship, players from across the Caribbean—including standout talents Allia Henry and Danielle Manns from Guyana—are diving straight into two weeks of holistic development: sharpening skills, boosting fitness, building mental resilience, and preparing for international pressure. This strategic move isn’t just about tournament readiness—it’s about laying the foundation for a stronger senior team, ensuring a steady pipeline of elite talent for years to come.

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When the world talks about environmental change, it often overlooks the frontline heroes—women and children who spot pollution, flooding, and ecological shifts before anyone else. At “Gender on the Frontlines,” experts are asking hard questions: as Guyana’s oil boom reshapes its landscape with new roads, mines, and rising seas, who’s paying the price? Indigenous communities face poisoned fish or forced displacement; city dwellers suffer from construction chaos. This isn’t just about data—it’s about justice, care, and ensuring no one has to be a hero to survive. The conference calls for a new framework where everyone, especially those most vulnerable, gets a seat at the table and shares in the benefits of progress.

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