More airlines buying Guyana’s Carbon Credits
-at higher prices -by Celestine Chacon Guyana’s carbon credit market is taking off with rising interest from global airlines. This of course means increased revenue for our standing rainforest, a…
-at higher prices -by Celestine Chacon Guyana’s carbon credit market is taking off with rising interest from global airlines. This of course means increased revenue for our standing rainforest, a…
-by Kyler Rollins Public servants in Berbice welcome the announcement that they will be among the first to receive the $100,000 cash grant in their bank accounts. Finanace Minister Dr.…
-for Senior Prison Officers -by Nakasia Logan History was today made as the University of Guyana rolls out its first course tailored specifically for the senior leadership of the Guyana…
–Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport Mashramani continues to play a major role in developing Guyana’s creative sector and expanding the country’s orange economy. So says the Minister of Culture,…
-and future in research After nearly six years at the helm of the University of Guyana, Vice-Chancellor Professor Paloma Mohamed-Martin is preparing to step away from one of the country’s…
–Guyana Prison Service Officers Conference The Guyana Prison Service (GPS) Senior Officers Conference opened at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre today, with correctional officials from around the region in attendance…
In a major push to bridge the gap between job seekers and companies, Minister of Labour and Manpower Planning, Keoma Griffith, has called for the private sector to strengthen its…
Minister of Human Services and Social Security, Vindhya Vasini Persaud, has called for stronger global action to increase women’s participation in politics while addressing the Commission on the Status of…
-by NaAsia Bristol The Art Williams and Harry Wendt Aeronautical Engineering School has officially opened its doors, offering modern training for students interested in careers in aviation. Minister of Education…
The Government has announced that the $100,000 cash grant for all eligible beneficiaries in Guyana under Budget 2026 will be paid through banks, in a move aimed at reducing long…