More than 9,000 students and teachers across Region Six now have access to purified drinking water, following the installation of systems at 19 secondary schools and TVET institutions.

The systems were installed under Project FLOW, aimed at improving access to safe drinking water while reducing reliance on plastic bottles.

The initiative, implemented through Recover Guyana, the Greater Guyana Initiative and the Ministry of Education, was commissioned at the New Amsterdam Multilat

Guyana Power and Light is preparing to commission its 300-megawatt Goedverwagting substation and a new US$20 million National Control Centre.

The projects form part of GPL’s US$422.2 million transmission and distribution upgrade programme, aimed at strengthening the national grid.

GPL Team Leader Kesh Nandlall says the new National Control Centre will give the utility greater oversight of electricity flows across the network.

The facility will be equipped with technology to mo

The 2020 Elections Fraud case resumed Monday at the Georgetown Magistrate’s Court, with former GECOM IT Manager Aneal Giddings continuing his evidence.

Giddings testified that during the national recount, he was responsible for verifying each Statement of Recount and identified discrepancies in the District Four declarations.

Giddings is currently under evidence -in-chief and has confirmed receiving the declarations on March 7 and March 14, 2020, with instructions to upload t

Indigenous youth are being encouraged to look beyond traditional economic activities and explore technology, tourism and cultural entrepreneurship as pathways to economic independence.

The call comes as access to financing through the Guyana Development Bank is expected to create new opportunities for young entrepreneurs.

Indigenous leader Lennox Shuman says the Guyana Development Bank could provide an important boost to young entrepreneurs.

"Young people only need to start inst

A shared love for fun and adventure has brought a family together to create a new recreational experience in Guyana, one they hope will give families, friends and visitors another reason to get outdoors and try something different.

That vision is taking shape at Apex Adventure Zone in Belfield, East Coast Demerara, where paintball and gel strike will form the foundation of a wider adventure destination.

For co-owner Kyle Barrow, the idea is rooted in a personal love for the excitement, competition and

The Occupational Safety and Health Centre of Excellence was commissioned in Region 6 on Friday at the New Amsterdam Technical Institute, the first of its kind facility in Guyana, and the Caribbean is expected to be transformed the occupational safety and health landscape while promoting safer and more resilient workplaces.

The Centre was established through a joint venture involving the Greater Guyana Initiative in partnership with the Ministry of Education, the Council for Technical