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editorBy Samuel Sukhnandan The government is taking steps to enhance the national grid’s power capacity to meet the growing demands across the country. Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo, General Secretary of the…
editorBy Samuel Sukhnandan Detractors’ attempts to sow division within the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) during its 32nd Congress were futile, according to General Secretary of the party, Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo.…
editorBy Royan Abrams Nominations for the upcoming Village Council election in Orealla and Siparuta concluded successfully, with four candidates, including the current Toshao for Orealla/Siparuta, vying for leadership positions. Additionally,…
editorBy Radha Motielall President Dr. Irfaan Ali embarked on a listening mission to Batavia, Region Seven, where he engaged with residents to understand their new challenges and assess the progress…
editorBy Nakasia Logan Despite the planned strike by the Guyana Teacher’s Union, teachers in Georgetown turned out to their respective schools today, demonstrating resilience and commitment to their students. NCN’s…
editorBy Josiah Williams The construction of the government office complex, with a budget of 15.8 billion dollars, is progressing smoothly, according to an update provided during today’s sitting of the…
editorThe recent decision by the Guyana Teachers Union (GTU) to resume strike action has evoked a mixed reaction in Linden, a mining town in Guyana. Our team visited several schools…
editorBy Eric Collymore The eagerly anticipated fifth edition of the ExxonMobil U-14 football tournament is all set to commence on May 18 at the Ministry of Education ground. This annual…
editorBy Shawnette Fiedtkou BOSAI Minerals Group (Guyana) has announced a temporary road closure on Sunday to facilitate a crucial aspect of the MAZ project, which aims to facilitate the mass…
editorBy Shawnette Fiedtkou Amidst concerns over flooding in the Casuarina Drive area, BOSAI Minerals has taken proactive steps to alleviate the situation and bring relief to motorists in Linden. Recent…
