The corrosive power of petrodollars in a small Caribbean state Will oil corrupt Guyana?

Political Risk Analysis: What Should Investors Know About Guyana's Oil Industry? In 2017 after a major off-shore discovery, Guyana's oil industry is attracting new attention from foreign investors. Some analysts believe that Guyana could soon become one of the region's top oil producers.

With Second Big Oil Discovery, Exxon Puts Guyana On The Map The virtually unexplored waters of Guyana, the former British colony east of Venezuela, are fast becoming a hotspot of global oil exploration. And Exxon is going big, having expanded its position to 8.1 million gross acres.

Canada defeats Guyana, 5-0, in the women's CONCACAF Olympic qualifying event Ashley Lawrence scored two of her three goals in a one-minute span in the second half, and Canada routed Guyana, 5-0, on Thursday night to open the group stage of the CONCACAF Olympic qualifying tournament.

A day in the life of YouTube star Lilly Singh Singh, the Superwoman of YouTube, has built an industry based on her videos.

Pictured: Taxi driver suspected of murdering millionaire British man Sukhdev Singh covered his face with an orange scarf as officers took him to a police station in Jalandhar, and he charged with the murder of Wolverhampton 54-year-old Ranjit Singh Power.

Feeling unwell, Jimmy Carter cuts short Guyana visit GEORGETOWN, Guyana (AP) — Carter Center officials say former U.S. President Jimmy Carter has cut short an election observation visit in Guyana due to health reasons.

Jimmy Carter cuts Guyana trip short after falling ill Former US President Jimmy Carter on Sunday cancelled plans to observe general elections in the South American country of Guyana after falling ill.

Carter leaves Guyana after 'not feeling well' Former President Carter unexpectedly ended his trip in Guyana and headed home to Atlanta after saying he was "not feeling well."

Former President Carter Leaves Guyana After Feeling Unwell