In observance of World Environment Week, the Environmental Health Department of Region 3 hosted an interfaith service and brunch to underscore the critical importance of environmental preservation. The interfaith service and brunch served as a platform to emphasize the symbiotic relationship between the environment and human well-being. Guest speaker Senior Environmental Officer Ian Shamsudeen emphasized […]
Public Works Minister, Juan Edghill, announced plans to introduce an Engineer’s Bill in the National Assembly during a recent workshop on Road Construction and Concrete Works. This legislation aims to bolster accountability within the engineering profession and ensure the highest standards of quality and professionalism. Minister Edghill emphasized the importance of the Engineer’s Bill in […]
Forty-five women from Region Two are set to receive training in cosmetology over the next four months, thanks to a competency-based vocational training program launched by the Office of the First Lady and the Board of Industrial Training (BIT) on Thursday. The program, which aims to empower women through vocational skills, will also provide life […]
Policy Forum Guyana, a non-profit organization, launched its 1.5 Influencer Kit today in the Conference Room of the National Bookstore at Church and Main Streets, Georgetown. The initiative aims to encourage Guyanese to adopt a more sustainable and healthy lifestyle. The 1.5 Kit is designed to help individuals take the first step towards a lifestyle […]
In the latest installment of the Speaker’s National Youth Debating Competition quarterfinals, the University of Guyana Berbice Campus Orators youth group emerged victorious against the Joshua Generation Youth Ministry. The moot for this debate was “The exponential rise in Guyana’s gross domestic product is a testament to its economic growth and development.” Felisha Mohamed, representing […]
Fabiana Mcklmon World No-Tobacco Day, observed annually on May 31, serves as a reminder of the harmful effects of tobacco use and aims to raise awareness about its various forms of consumption. During the Health Matters program, Dr. Waleema Bacchus-Ali, a specialist in respiratory medicine at the Georgetown Public Hospital, shed light on the detrimental […]
By Samuel Gillis The Guyana National Bureau of Standards (GNBS) concluded its “Standards in Academia Quiz Competition” at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre yesterday, marking the successful end of its third edition. Graham’s Hall Primary School emerged as the winner, outshining twenty participating schools from Regions Three, Four, Five, Six, and Georgetown. The competition aimed […]
By Samuel Gillis The Speaker’s National Youth Debating Competition saw a spirited quarter-final match as the Helpful Hands Youth Group emerged victorious over the Future Diplomats Youth Group. This win propels them into the semi-finals, continuing their impressive run in the competition. The debate centered around the moot, “Noncommunicable diseases are sufficiently addressed in Guyana.” […]
By Nakasia Johnson As the world marks Menstrual Health Hygiene Day today, it is essential to highlight the importance of menstrual health awareness and proper hygiene practices. This awareness plays a crucial role in empowering women and girls, contributing significantly to their overall health and well-being. Menstruation, often referred to as the “monthly cycle,” is […]
By Josiah Williams The Ministry of Labour has announced the successful reduction of labour disputes and complaints across Guyana, a feat that will now be further bolstered by the launch of a new mobile application. The “Labour Advice” app aims to streamline the process of reporting and resolving labour issues, enhancing the Ministry’s ongoing efforts. […]