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“Guyana Together” Campaign Aims to Foster LGBT+ Acceptance

In a groundbreaking move, the LGBTQ community in Guyana, in partnership with the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) and other businesses, has launched the “Guyana Together” campaign. The initiative seeks to reshape attitudes and perceptions within the “moveable middle,” a sector of the population not entirely supportive of LGBTQ lifestyle choices. The campaign’s […]

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EPA Raises Noise Management Awareness Among DJs and Sound System Operators

In a bid to combat noise nuisance, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) organized an Awareness Session at the Ramada Princess Hotel on Wednesday. The session was attended by DJs, selectors, entertainers, and sound system operators, where they were enlightened about environmental regulations, the various types of noise, and the significant impact of noise on both […]

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Successful Closure of International Muslim Symposium Promotes Unity and Inclusivity

The recently concluded International Muslim Symposium, hailed as a resounding success, served as a platform for fostering solidarity and inclusivity. According to Elizabeth Harper, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, the two-day event marked the first of its kind in the Caribbean and brought together a diverse gathering of […]

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Community Development Council of South Amelia’s Ward Aids Home Completion

Dawn Miggins is on the brink of achieving her dream of owning a home, thanks to a generous contribution from the Community Development Council (CDC) of South Amelia’s Ward. The CDC, represented by Chairperson Kenniesha Venture, provided substantial materials to assist in the construction of Miggins’ home. Kenniesha Venture, speaking on behalf of the CDC, […]

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New Victoria Lily Primary School Prioritizes Spanish Education

In a significant stride towards modern and inclusive education, the state-of-the-art Victoria Lily Primary School has been officially commissioned in Tuschen, East Bank Essequibo. This multi-million-dollar facility, equipped with cutting-edge technology, is a milestone for education in the region. It is noteworthy for being the first school to integrate Spanish language instruction from Grades One […]

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Government To Action New Initiative to Boost Mathematics Pass Rates

In a bid to address the persistently low pass rates in mathematics, the Ministry of Education is formulating a comprehensive strategy. This development was announced by President Dr. Irfaan Ali, who stated that the plan will be put into action within the next two weeks. During this year’s National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA), 15,360 candidates […]

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Tragic Discovery of Burnt Body in Parika

In a grim turn of events, an anonymous tip led police to discover what is suspected to be the burnt remains of a woman in Parika, East Bank Essequibo. The incident has left the community in shock. Late Tuesday night, authorities received a phone call reporting the discovery of the burnt body. Upon arrival at […]

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Improving Health Worker Accommodation in Region Eight

Efforts to enhance healthcare services across Guyana are extending to better accommodation for healthcare workers in the hinterland regions. Hinterland Health Coordinator Michael Gouveia provided an update on the progress being made in Region Eight. Health Minister, Dr. Frank Anthony, had earlier allocated an additional $100 million to each Regional Health Office to address staff […]

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Lusignan Primary School Receives Upgraded Library and Sanitary Facilities

The Lusignan Primary School has recently witnessed significant improvements with the renovation and modernization of its library and sanitary facilities, thanks to the combined efforts of two Canadian-based Guyanese individuals and the charitable organizations Food for the Poor in both Guyana and Canada. Former student, now residing overseas, Carrol Verasamy spearheaded the initiative, selecting the […]

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EPA Takes Steps to Address Noise Nuisance

Noise nuisance has been a persistent issue in various communities throughout Guyana. To tackle some of the sources of this problem, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will host a dialogue on Responsible Noise Management Practices on Wednesday, September 6. Kaycia Haynes, an Environmental Officer with the EPA, highlighted the agency’s firm commitment to addressing noise […]

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