By Fabiana Mcklmon In a significant move to protect Guyana’s endangered wildlife, the Protected Areas Commission (PAC) has commissioned the Moruca and Waini Research and Monitoring Station. Located within the Shell Beach Protected Area, this new facility is poised to play a crucial role in safeguarding the habitats of four endangered turtle species. The Moruca […]
By Saskia Warrick Five low-income families residing on the West Bank of Demerara were handed the keys to their new homes on Monday, marking a significant improvement in their living conditions. This initiative falls under the government’s Core Homes Initiative, which aims to provide better housing for low-income and vulnerable families across Guyana. Funded by […]
By Josiah Williams President Dr. Irfaan Ali recently visited the community of Bonasika Creek in Region 3, Essequibo River, where he pledged to transform it into a major agricultural hub. During his engagement with residents, President Ali acknowledged the community’s significant production of crops such as ginger, banana, pumpkin, and provisions. He committed to doubling […]
By Fabiana Mcklmon The Confucius Institute at the University of Guyana (CIUG) recently marked a significant milestone as it celebrated its 10th anniversary. Prime Minister Mark Phillips commended the CIUG for its remarkable strides over the past decade, emphasizing its contributions to Guyana’s cultural landscape and fostering deeper appreciation for Chinese culture among Guyanese. He […]
By Reycia Nedd As preparations intensify for Guyana’s 58th Independence celebration at the Mackenzie Stadium in Linden, beautification efforts are in full swing to ensure a memorable and historic event. Over the weekend, Prime Minister Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Phillips spearheaded a clean-up campaign in Linden, joined by Minister of Public Works Bishop Juan Edghill and […]
By Tracey Liverpool Elite Kayaking and Nature Tours (EK&NT) has expanded its offerings in Linden by introducing stand-up paddle-boarding as a new water sports activity. This move comes four years after the successful launch of kayaking as a recreational sport by Dr. Deon Anderson, the owner of EK&NT. The launch of paddle-boarding took place at […]
By Tracey Liverpool In Linden, the ‘Caring for Others Foundation’ (CFO) distributed shoes and socks to hundreds of people as part of their “No Bare Soles” program. This initiative, spearheaded by Founder Eslene Shockley, aims to provide footwear to those in need, drawing inspiration from Shockley’s own childhood experiences of disadvantage. Reflecting on the impact […]
By Saskia Warrick The Ministry of Education is working diligently on the construction, extension, and repair of nursery, primary, and secondary schools nationwide. In the 11th Education District, Georgetown, several schools are undergoing extensions and rebuilding efforts, including those damaged by fire such as Christ Church Secondary, St. George’s High School, and North Ruimveldt Multilateral […]
By Samuel Sukhnandan Later this year, Guyana will present its case for supporting forestry and conservation initiatives at the G20 conference in Brazil. Vice-President and PPP General Secretary Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo emphasized that environmental diplomacy is a crucial component of Guyana’s foreign strategy. The G20 Summit, scheduled to take place in Rio de Janeiro on […]
In commemoration of Guyana’s 58th Independence Anniversary, the public is cordially invited to immerse themselves in the captivating world of art at the “Scenes of Long Ago” painting exhibition. Hosted at Castellani House in Georgetown, this exhibition features the extraordinary artwork of Guyanese artist Jerry Barry. Each painting is a vibrant tapestry of culture and […]