Guyana is a small South American nation located on the northern coast of the continent. It shares borders with Venezuela to the west, Suriname to the east and Brazil to the south. The country is officially known as the Co-operative Republic of Guyana and is often abbreviated as GUY. The abbreviation GUY is derived from its official name, which stands for Guiana in Spanish, which is one of Guyana’s official languages. Guyana has a population of 786,559 people as of 2019 and covers an area of 214,969 square kilometers. It has a tropical climate with two distinct seasons – wet season from May to August and dry season from September to April. The capital city of Guyana is Georgetown and other major cities include Linden, New Amsterdam and Bartica. Its economy mainly depends on exports such as sugar, gold and bauxite but it also relies heavily on foreign aid due to its weak infrastructure. Despite this, much progress has been made in recent years due to increased investment in education and healthcare services by both domestic and international donors. See a2zdirectory for Guyana Old History. The major newspapers in Guyana are the Guyana Chronicle, Stabroek News, and Kaieteur News. The Guyana Chronicle is the oldest newspaper in the country and was founded in 1953. It is published daily and focuses on national news with an emphasis on politics, economy, culture and sports. It also has a digital edition which can be accessed online. Stabroek News is another major newspaper in Guyana that was founded in 1986. It covers national news as well as international news from around South America and the world. Its main focus is on politics, economy, culture and sports with a special emphasis on investigative journalism. Kaieteur News is a daily newspaper founded in 1999 which focuses on national news with an emphasis on politics, economics, culture and social issues. Finally, The Guyana Chronicle Online is an online newspaper that covers local news from Guyana as well as regional news from South America. Check simplyyellowpages for other media in the country of Guyana.