Regional Golf: A 36-member Guyanese team competed in the Oct. 17–18 Suriname Invitational, where the field included golfers from French Guiana and other neighboring territories. Guianas on Screen: Montreal’s Massimadi Festival, running through Nov. 8, features films exploring Afro-Queer communities in the Antilles and Guianas, alongside Indigenous and Two-Spirit stories. Student Voices: An interview with activist Basile Copin notes that student protests began earlier in French Guiana and other overseas territories before spreading across metropolitan France, where they drew wider media attention.
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Regional Golf: The Oct. 17–18 Suriname Invitational brought together golfers from French Guiana, Guyana and other regional communities, with Guyana sending a 36-player team. Organizers say the event also strengthens cross-border ties and junior development. Guianas on Screen: Montreal’s Massimadi Festival runs through Nov. 8, showcasing more than 40 Afro-queer and Indigenous films, including a program spotlighting Afro-Queer communities in the Antilles and Guianas. Student Protests: Interviews with youth activists say school protests began in French Guiana and other overseas territories before spreading across mainland France, amid concerns over underfunded education and public services. They also say those earlier demonstrations received little media attention.
Film & Culture: Montreal’s Massimadi Festival runs through Nov. 8 with more than 40 Afro-Queer and Indigenous films, including a program focused on Afro-Queer communities in the Antilles and Guianas. Regional Golf: A 36-player Guyanese team competed at the Oct. 17–18 Suriname Invitational, alongside golfers from French Guiana and across the region.
Regional Golf: Guyana’s 36-player team competed at the Oct. 17–18 Suriname Invitational, facing golfers from French Guiana and across the region in a tournament aimed at strengthening sporting ties. Guianas on Screen: Montreal’s Massimadi Festival runs through Nov. 8 with more than 40 Afro-queer and Indigenous films, including a program highlighting Afro-Queer communities in the Antilles and Guianas.
Regional Golf: The 2026 DSB Suriname Invitational brought golfers from French Guiana, Guyana, Suriname and beyond together in Paramaribo on Oct. 17–18, strengthening regional ties through competition. Film & Culture: Montreal’s Massimadi Festival runs through Nov. 8, with more than 40 films and events, including screenings focused on Afro-Queer communities in the Antilles and Guianas.
Regional Golf: The Oct. 17–18 Suriname Invitational brought together golfers from Guyana, Suriname, French Guiana and other neighboring jurisdictions, offering a regional showcase for the sport. Film & Arts: Montreal’s Massimadi Festival, running through Nov. 8, features films on Afro-Queer communities in the Antilles and Guianas, alongside performances, an exhibition and workshops.
Film & Culture: Montreal’s Massimadi Festival, running through Nov. 8, features more than 40 Afro-queer and Indigenous films, including a program on Afro-Queer communities in the Antilles and Guianas. The festival also includes an exhibition, artist workshops, panels and live performances.
Film & Performance: Montreal’s Massimadi Festival, running through Nov. 8, features more than 40 Afro-queer and Indigenous films, live acts, panels and workshops. Its program includes films on Afro-Queer communities in the Antilles and Guianas, bringing stories from the region to an international audience.
Screen & Culture: Montreal’s Massimadi Festival, running Oct. 15 to Nov. 8, features more than 40 Afro-queer and Indigenous films, including a program on Afro-Queer communities in the Antilles and Guianas. The lineup also includes live performances, an exhibition, panels and workshops.
Afro-Queer Film: Montreal’s Massimadi Festival runs through Nov. 8, showcasing more than 40 films and events, including a program on Afro-Queer communities in the Antilles and Guianas. The festival also features live performances, an exhibition, panels and workshops.
Afro-Queer Film: Montreal’s Massimadi Festival runs through Nov. 8, featuring more than 40 films and events celebrating Afro-Queer and Indigenous voices. Its program includes films on Afro-Queer communities in the Antilles and Guianas, alongside Indigenous and Two-Spirit short films, panels, workshops and live performances.
Film & Culture: Montreal’s Massimadi Festival opens Oct. 15 with more than 40 Afro-queer and Indigenous films, including a program on Afro-Queer communities in the Antilles and Guianas. Regional Sports: Guyana’s eight-player team heads to Suriname’s Oct. 17–18 golf invitational, where it is set to face competitors from French Guiana and across the region.
Wildlife: A Guianan squirrel monkey infant is growing stronger at the San Diego Zoo. The species is native to French Guiana and neighboring parts of northern South America. Regional Golf: Guyana’s Westside team heads to the Suriname Invitational on October 17–18, where competitors from French Guiana are also expected.
Regional Golf: Guyana’s eight-player team will compete in the DSB Suriname Invitational on October 17–18 in Paramaribo, where golfers from French Guiana and other regional jurisdictions are also expected to take part.
Regional Golf: Guyana’s eight-player team heads to the Suriname Invitational on October 17–18, where golfers from French Guiana and other regional jurisdictions are also expected to compete. The tournament will be held at Golf Club Paramaribo.
Regional Golf: Guyana’s Westside Golf team is heading to the October 17–18 Suriname Invitational, where it will face players from French Guiana and other regional rivals.
Concacaf Football: French Guiana was listed to face Belize in Nations League action, though no result was provided. Regional Golf: Guyana’s Westside Golf team heads to Paramaribo for the October 17–18 Suriname Invitational, where it is expected to compete against golfers from French Guiana and across the region.
Regional Golf: Guyana’s eight-player Westside team is set for the Oct. 17–18 DSB Suriname Invitational in Paramaribo, where it expects to face golfers from French Guiana and other regional rivals.
Regional Golf: Guyana’s Westside Golf Course will send eight players to the DSB Suriname Invitational on October 17–18, where competitors from French Guiana and across the region are expected. French Guiana Football: A recent TV schedule listed a Concacaf Nations League match between French Guiana and Belize.
Regional Golf: Guyana’s eight-player Westside team is heading to the October 17–18 Suriname Invitational, where it expects competition from golfers representing French Guiana and other regional neighbors. French Guiana Football: The national side beat Belize 2–0 away in Concacaf Nations League B play, earning three points after Belize’s opening win over Sint Maarten; the teams meet again on Tuesday.
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