Radio and Television for Guyana
editorBy Tyriq Walters The Guyana Karate College (GKC) is gearing up to host the International Karate Daigaku World Cup from July 16 to 21 in Georgetown, Guyana, with the aim…
editorBy Tyriq Walters The Demerara Cricket Board’s (DCB) Under-19 Inter-Association tournament is poised to commence on March 2, featuring four teams ready to showcase their talent. Ahead of the tournament,…
editorDuring a joint press conference today, Chairman of CARICOM and President of Guyana, Dr. Irfaan Ali, commended Brazilian President Lula da Silva for his significant role in promoting peace and…
editorBrazilian President Lula da Silva arrived in Guyana earlier today to attend the 46th regular meeting of the heads of government of CARICOM. During a joint press conference, Chairman of…
editorThe Guyanese government is gearing up to establish a regulatory framework to support the development of a viable hemp industry in the country. Executive Member of Hempair International, Michael Kirton,…
editorBy Samuel Gillis In Region Three, efforts to enhance healthcare services are well underway, with significant improvements taking place at the West Demerara Regional Hospital. Dr. Erica Forte, the Regional…
editorThe Guyanese government has expressed concerns regarding the potential influence of the Guyana Teachers’ Union (GTU) on the nation’s educators amid ongoing strikes. Vice President Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo addressed these…
editorBy Radha Motielall Caricom leaders are targeting March 21, 2024, as the deadline for achieving full implementation of free movement within the community under the Caricom Single Market and Economy…
editorBy Radha Motielall Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley emphasizes the pivotal role of finance in integrating the Caribbean Community (Caricom), likening it to ‘oxygen’ for the region. Recognizing potential disparities…
editorBy Nakasia Logan Georgetown’s Mayor and City Council face hurdles as the construction of the administrative building at City Hall remains incomplete, with progress stalled at less than 50 percent…
