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. […]
By Fabiana Mcklmon Residents of Albouystown and neighboring communities recently had the opportunity to share the transformative impacts of government programs and initiatives on their lives during a visit by U.S. Congressman Jonathan Jackson. The congressman interacted with residents and inspected various community projects, gaining firsthand insights into the positive changes brought about by these […]
By Fabiana Mcklmon Clarke’s Productions Inc. (CPI), a prominent training company, has launched a new initiative aimed at addressing men’s mental health in Guyana. The program, aptly titled “Men’s Mental Health,” seeks to dismantle the stigma surrounding mental health issues among men and provide them with the tools needed to navigate mental health challenges effectively. […]
By Saskia Warrick President Irfaan Ali, the founder of the Men on Mission (MOM) initiative, has addressed recent criticisms regarding the program. He emphasized that MOM offers more than just house construction – it transforms lives. President Ali highlighted the initiative’s success in building 50 homes for vulnerable Guyanese families across the country over the […]
By Fabiana McKlmon The search for Guyana’s next Youth Environmental Speaker is heating up! After receiving a flood of video submissions from passionate young environmentalists, the competition, known as “SHOUT 2.0,” has narrowed it down to 30 finalists. Dr. Omesh Balmacoon, Competition Lead for Shout 2.0, explained the selection process. Judges evaluated the videos based […]
By Fabiana McKlmon The Guyanese Ministry of Health is urging the public to prioritize kidney health, emphasizing the importance of early detection and proper care to prevent serious health complications. Chronic kidney disease, a condition that damages the kidneys’ ability to function, often goes undetected in its early stages due to a lack of noticeable […]
Samuel Sukhnandan On Friday, more than 1,700 Guyanese students celebrated their graduation from various programs under the Guyana Online Academy of Learning (GOAL) initiative, offered in collaboration with 11 universities worldwide. This milestone marks a significant boost for Guyana’s economy, thanks to the efforts of the 1,712 graduates who successfully completed their studies under the […]
By Nakasia Logan Forty women from indigenous communities have broken new ground after graduating from a STCW (Standards of Training, Certification, and Watchkeeping for Seafarers) and Ship Awareness course facilitated by the AA Maritime Training Institute. This milestone, part of the GOAL scholarship programme under the auspices of the First Lady’s Office, aims to empower […]
By Nakasia Logan Several prominent organizations in Guyana have come together to host the 2024 Menstrual Health and Hygiene Expo, aligning with the global observance of Menstrual Hygiene Day on May 28. The event, held at the Girls Guide Association, aimed to educate and empower women and young girls about menstrual health. Despite the weather, […]
By Josiah Williams Sand Hills, a community in the Demerara River region, is set to benefit from a new 60-acre community farm aimed at producing high-value crops year-round. This initiative is part of a broader plan to enhance the economic and agricultural landscape of communities along the Demerara River in Region 10. During a recent […]