The Petra Organisation has achieved a significant milestone by being granted membership into the Friendly Society of Guyana. Established in 2012, the Petra Organisation has been instrumental in bridging the gap in school football programmes across primary and secondary schools, receiving support from both the Ministry of Education and the Guyana Football Federation. During a […]
By Travis Seymour The second edition of the Republic Bank and Cricket West Indies ‘Five for Fun’ cricket program has been launched, aiming to engage 1500 youths from 75 schools across Guyana in cricketing activities over the next few months. The program, designed to nurture grassroots talent and promote cricket at the primary level, was […]
By Shawnette Fiedtkou – Correspondent The International Development and Relief Foundation (IDRF), a Canada-based non-governmental organization, successfully conducted a comprehensive Suicide Prevention Training workshop in Linden over the weekend. This initiative is part of the ongoing efforts to address mental health challenges in vulnerable communities across Guyana. The training session, held at Shanghai’s residence in […]
By Royan Abrams Region Six is gearing up to minimize flooding in both residential and farming areas during the upcoming rainy season, according to assurances provided by Region Six Chairman David Armogan during a recent media engagement. With early forecasts predicting significant rainfall, the regional administration is actively working to ensure that drainage systems are […]
By Delicia Janneire The eagerly anticipated UnCappeD event, organized by the Guyana Manufacturing and Services Association (GMSA), is gearing up to host nearly 100 exhibitors at the National Stadium in Providence on May 4th and 5th. This marks the 6th edition of the event, which promises to connect consumers with high-quality local products and provide […]
By Tracy Liverpool Ladies on a Mission (LOAM) continues its dedication to advocating for women’s development through its recent women empowerment conference held over the weekend. The conference, themed “We are powerful beyond measure,” was inspired by a quote from author Marianne Williamson about embracing one’s inner strength and potential. Camille Cummings, the Founder of […]
By Saskia Warrick Guyana’s commitment to fostering Indigenous Tourism has garnered international recognition at the 4th edition of the World Travel Market Latin America Responsible Tourism Awards. The country received the prestigious award in the category of ‘Best Initiatives for Indigenous Communities and/or Traditional Communities.’ This acknowledgment highlights Guyana’s efforts to reshape its tourism sector […]
By Saskia Warrick Preparatory works are currently underway to facilitate the connection of the 36 Megawatts Power Ship, expected to arrive on May 1 and become operational by May 8. GPL has initiated efforts to swiftly integrate the vessel into the national grid. The transmission line setup involves three key sections: the eastern segment of […]
By Delicia Janneire Today, April 22, marks Earth Day, a global observance aimed at raising awareness about environmental issues. This year, the theme “Planet vs Plastic” underscores the urgent need to address the pervasive problem of plastic pollution. In Guyana, Earth Day is being commemorated under the theme “Planet verses Plastic”, highlighting the detrimental impact […]
By Samuel Gillis Agriculture Minister Zulfikar Mustapha recently announced plans for the construction of an all-weather road and agricultural support initiatives for residents of Maria’s Lodge and surrounding communities. During a weekend visit to the area, Minister Mustapha highlighted these developments aimed at enhancing infrastructure and agricultural productivity in the region. The proposed road will […]