Why OGGN Is Under Attack — And Why Guyanese Must Pay Attention

For weeks, OGGN’s home page (www.oggn.org) has faced sustained attacks, WITH hundreds of intrusion attempts weekly from Amsterdam to São Paulo, Sydney to Izmir. These are not random. The hackers demonstrate familiarity with the site’s systems, user behaviour, and even aspects of administration. The volume and sophistication of these attempts to sabotage the site strongly…

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BoG figures point to US$152m shortfall in oil proceeds to Guyana

The Bank of Guyana (BoG) half-year report (Jan to June 2025, page 81: https://tinyurl.com/bdd829ec)  shows that Guyana received a total of  US$1.08 Billion  as payments for profit oil (US$ 907.94 Million) and Royalty (US$ 169.6 Million).  In keeping with the 2016 PSA Contract, it is stipulated that Guyana must receive 2 percent of Total Revenue…

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Routledge deserves to go!

Every Man, Woman and Child in Guyana Must Become Oil-Minded – Column 172 – October 23, 2025 Routledge deserves to go! Introduction Last week’s column described a statement made by Alistair Routledge, President of Exxon’s local subsidiary, as “blatantly misleading.” As I begin today’s column, let me quote another statement he made at the same…

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Notwithstanding Routledge’s discrepancies, we have compelling evidence that Exxon’s company profits were occurring well before 2023

In response to a question from local reporters on oil extraction in Guyana, Stabroek News (US taxpayers not subsidising Exxon’s operations here, October 14, 2025) reported that Mr. Alistair Rout-ledge, President of ExxonMobil Guyana Ltd. (EMGL) Country President, stated at a press conference on October 13, 2025, that “prior to 2023 we were not making…

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Routledge’s black hole of mysterious tax certificates (part 1)

Every Man, Woman and Child in Guyana Must Become Oil-Minded (Column 171) Introduction Readers will recall Column # 170 dealing with the request by three U.S. senators to ExxonMobil seeking information on the company’s tax arrangements under the 2016 Petroleum Agreement. Their direct concern is whether the U.S. treasury is subsidising Exxon’s operations in Guyana…

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A certain irony in government’s celebration of Caribbean Statistics Day 2025

The audacity of the two-page government ad celebrating Caribbean Statistics Day 2025 in yesterday’s issue of Stabroek News (October 15, 2025) is simply stunning to any informed reader. The 2022 National Census was completed in the latter part of 2022. Yet, despite repeated promises by the PPP-led government, especially in the lead-up to the 2025…

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2022 EMGL INCOME Statement in USD

From EMGL’s Alistair Routledge on Oct 13th, 2025: “…And you’ll recall that prior to 2023 we were not making profits here in Guyana. So there were no tax credits from that….”, see https://www.stabroeknews.com/2025/10/14/news/guyana/us-taxpayers-not-subsidising-exxons-operations-here/ Judge for YOURSELF: In USD using an exchange rate of 210.50. Financial Statement ESSO EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION GUYANA LIMITED (GUYANA BRANCH) STATEMENT…

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