By Delicia Janneire Local steel pan sensation, Kunjaz, is gearing up to represent Guyana in Canada, with a spirited performance planned for the nation’s 58th independence anniversary celebrations. At the “Pan is We: Kunjaz and Friends” musical fundraiser held at the National Cultural Centre, scores of steel pan enthusiasts gathered to support local talent. The […]
By Eric Collymore Chase Academic Foundation clinched the coveted fourth Milo School Football Title with a commanding 3-1 victory over Waramuri Primary at the Ministry of Education Ground. Both teams entered the final determined to emerge victorious after advancing through different semifinal results. In the 18th minute, Bryan Wharton of Chase Academy skillfully placed a […]
By Eric Collymore In the second T20I match of the series against Pakistan, the West Indies women’s cricket team secured a seven-wicket win, taking the lead in the best-of-five series. Chasing a target of 122 runs, the Windies women comfortably achieved victory, reaching 124 for 3 in 18.2 overs, thanks to an impressive innings by […]
By Fabiana Mcklmon Labour Minister Joseph Hamilton has highlighted a concerning trend of increased workplace accidents, particularly in the mining and construction sectors. Despite a notable 37 percent reduction in workplace fatalities over the past four years, this year saw a regrettable rise in accidents compared to the previous year. Minister Hamilton emphasized the need […]
By Josiah Williams As Guyana’s tourism sector experiences rapid growth, the Correia Group of Companies is proactively enhancing its facilities and services to capitalize on this trend. CEO Michael Correia shared updates on the enhancements at their Baganara resort, which now boasts upgraded amenities to accommodate more guests and larger events. With features like a […]
By Josiah Williams The Guiana Shield Strategic Dialogue, aimed at safeguarding one of South America’s most vital eco-regions, commenced at the Guyana Marriott with Prime Minister Mark Phillips emphasizing the critical need for collaboration. In his address, Prime Minister Phillips stressed the urgency for robust discussions and collective action to ensure the preservation of the […]
By Nakasia Logan The Mayor and City Council (M&CC) are actively engaging vendors in business areas following recent court rulings for their removal outside Demico House and Muneshwers. Town Clerk Candace Nelson disclosed that she is meeting with vendors in groups to discuss the way forward, prompted by letters to the council from several businesses […]
By Nakasia Logan The long-standing issue of vendors encumbering Demico House in Georgetown has seen significant progress as the Georgetown City Council conducted a swift operation to dismantle and remove the vendor stalls from the surrounding pavement. This action came two weeks after Banks DIH obtained a court order to have the vendors removed. City […]
By Nakasia Logan The Guyana Girl Guides Association (GGGA) observed its 100th anniversary on Saturday, celebrating a century of empowering girls and young women nationwide. Established in 1924, the GGGA has been instrumental in fostering leadership, mentorship, and essential life skills among its members. During the centennial event, Mignon Bowen-Phillips, the wife of Prime Minister […]
By Royan Abrams In an era defined by rapid technological advancement, the graduation of 60 individuals from an Information Communication Technology (ICT) training program in Region 6 marks a significant milestone. Organized by the Industry and Innovation Unit within the Office of the Prime Minister, this initiative underscores the increasing importance of ICT literacy in […]