By Saskia Warrick Minister of Education Priya Manickchand has expressed confidence in the students sitting the National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) and offered words of encouragement via her social media platform. Despite the disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, which led these students to leave classrooms during Grade 2, the Ministry of Education has worked […]
By Samuel Gillis The Speaker’s Regional Youth Debating Competition saw a riveting exchange of arguments as the Joshua Generation Youth Ministry emerged victorious over the St. Joseph’s High Law Society Youth Group. The moot of the debate centered on “Sports as a cohesive element is underutilized.” The St. Joseph’s High Law Society Youth Group, as […]
By Nakasia Logan The atmosphere across Guyana is charged with anticipation and determination as more than 15,000 Grade Six pupils embark on the National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA), a pivotal moment in their academic journey. Princess Stuart expressed a blend of nerves and confidence, attributing her preparation to early mornings and diligent studying. Kadera Ronlox […]
By Shannon Totaram Linden Fund USA (LFU) continued its dedication to education in Region Ten by organizing its annual Spelling Bee competition at the LICHAS Hall, showcasing the academic prowess of Linden’s young learners. In a display of spelling excellence, 22 grade five pupils from eleven schools in Linden engaged in 15 rounds of intense […]
By Delicia Janneire Labour Minister Joseph Hamilton has unveiled plans for the expansion of skills training facilities across Guyana, aiming to bolster opportunities for skills development and employment. In an exclusive interview with NCN, Minister Hamilton disclosed that ongoing construction projects in Region 6, including New Amsterdam and Corentyne, and Unity Mahaica will be complemented […]
Maintaining proper nutrition during pregnancy is paramount for the well-being of both mother and child. Dietitian Avanelle Thomas emphasizes the importance of quality over quantity when it comes to food intake during pregnancy, advocating for a diet rich in nutritious foods while steering clear of harmful ones. Thomas advises expectant mothers to consume a variety […]
By Fabiana McKlmon and Saskia Warrick The Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Guyana (FITUG) orchestrated a vibrant Labour Day March, attracting hundreds of workers from various unions across the nation. Dressed in their distinctive brightly colored shirts, the workers painted the streets red as they marched joyfully from the Bank of Guyana to the […]
By Fabiana McKlmon As Guyana marks Labour Day, Minister Joseph Hamilton reaffirms the government’s dedication to investing in sector-based training to enhance workers’ skills and employment opportunities. Speaking at the Workers’ Day observance, Minister Hamilton highlighted the importance of initiatives like the programmes offered by the Board of Industrial Training (BIT) in equipping the country’s […]
By Delicia Janneire Trade unionism in Guyana has deep roots, with Hubert Nathaniel Critchlow playing a pivotal role in its early beginnings. Born on December 18, 1884, Critchlow emerged as a central figure in the fight for workers’ rights at the young age of 21. His efforts laid the foundation for the labor movement in […]
By Saskia Warrick Thirty-two residents of Laing Avenue received a significant boost on Monday as they were granted assistance vouchers by the Housing Ministry. Each beneficiary was presented with a $250,000 voucher to facilitate home repairs, along with an additional $100,000 to cover labor costs. This assistance marks the third batch of recipients in the […]