The Cheddi Jagan Research Center last evening celebrated the legacy left by The Late Former President, Cheddi Jagan. The event marked the birth anniversary of the Former President of Guyana.
– To integrate women into the Agri sector The provision of educational programmes and technical support can play an integral role in encouraging more women to join the agriculture sector. So says Chairperson of the Women and Gender Equality Commission, Indranie Chandarpal, who notes that integrating women into the sector, will aid in Guyana achieving […]
– On father of the nation Political Groups and activists always start appearing and creating conflicts around elections time. So says General Secretary of the People’s Progressive Party, Dr Bharrat Jagdeo during a media conference at Freedom House, today.
A massive clean-up exercise is slated for Sunday, March 26 at Stabroek Market to kick start the government’s efforts in positioning the popular vending hub into an area conducive to conducting business. Minister of Local Government, Nigel Dharamlall visited the market Wednesday, where he conducted a thorough inspection and engaged several vendors ahead of this […]
Farmers of Baracara, Region Six, are benefitting significantly from the ongoing construction of new drainage network and land development, which will help to boost productivity there. The ongoing development projects in the farming community will improve farmers’ access to their lands as well as create a better and more strategic drainage and irrigation system. […]
Massy stores Guyana in collaboration with the Ministry of health and Courts Optical hosted a health fair on Saturday at the MASSY Ruimveldt location.
– Throughout the Caribbean Advisor to the Minister of Health, Dr. Leslie Rammsammy says Guyana aims to take leadership of cardiovascular health in the Caribbean. He made this comment during his address at the Georgetown Public Hospital (GPHC) first Cardiology Symposium.
The Ministry of Education is placing emphasis on Literacy and Robotics in Primary Schools. Minister Priya Manickchand says the aim is to ensure every child is a fluent reader by Grade Four while advancing the use of technology.