Large-Scale Onion Cultivation Set to Begin Soon – Agriculture Minister Mustapha
By Saskia Warrick Guyana is gearing up to commence large-scale production of onions following promising results from trial cultivations, announced
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‘No Need to Politicize, Teachers to Benefit from Best Welfare Package in Region’ – President Ali
By Royan Abrams President Irfaan Ali has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to enhancing the working conditions of public servants, particularly
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US$13M Port Mourant Oil & Gas Facility Provides World-Class Training in Guyana
By Royan Abrams President Dr. Irfaan Ali has inaugurated a US$13 million Facility Simulator in Port Mourant, Berbice, aimed at
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Prostate Cancer Deaths Outpace Other Cancers, Prompting Health Officials to Intensify Support
By Nakasia Logan In response to rising prostate cancer-related deaths surpassing those from other cancers, the Ministry of Health is
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Support Needed for Former Inmates to Prevent Reincarceration, Says Guyana Prison Service
By Nakasia Logan In an effort to combat recidivism and facilitate the successful reintegration of former inmates, the Guyana Prison
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Labour Laws to Guide Approach to Teachers’ Strike, Says Minister Hamilton
By Kristin Josiah Minister of Labour, Joseph Hamilton, has responded to the request made by the Guyana Teachers’ Union (GTU)
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Sports
Carlos Petterson-Griffith Gears Up for Sheffield Powerlifting Championships
National athlete Carlos Petterson-Griffith is set to take on one of his biggest challenges yet as he competes against eleven
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Politics
Government Criticizes GTU’s Lack of Accountability and Credibility
Vice President Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo has criticized the Guyana Teachers Union (GTU) for its alleged lack of accountability and credibility,
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Jumo Primo Marks 34 Years in the Music Industry
By Samuel Gillis Renowned Guyanese artist Jumo Primo, also known as “Rubber Waist,” is celebrating an illustrious 34-year journey in
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Teachers and Parents Express Mixed Views Amidst GTU Strike
By Royan Abrams As some teachers continue their strike action, others are expressing their dissatisfaction with the situation and calling