The University of Guyana (UG) announces that Professor Paloma Mohamed-Martin’s seven-year tenure as Vice-Chancellor ends on July 31, 2026. With the term concluding, UG’s Council installs a Transitional Management Team to maintain the university’s operations while it selects a permanent successor. The announcements describe the transition as a planned handover designed to ensure continuity in the university’s academic and administrative leadership. Both outlets report that Mohamed-Martin’s contract ends at that date, closing out her period as UG’s principal academic and administrative officer. The transition follows the formal end of her tenure and moves the university into an interim leadership phase managed by the Council’s appointed team. The reports indicate that further appointment steps are underway as UG prepares to name permanent leadership for the next Vice-Chancellor role, with the Transitional Management Team responsible for overseeing governance in the interim period.