Vice President Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo has announced the government’s commitment to enhancing education through innovative approaches, including the potential introduction of an E-School system. The government aims to tackle learning deficiencies and elevate the quality of education with initiatives such as teacher upskilling and the prospective implementation of an E-School platform. During a recent press […]
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is making significant strides in bolstering its regulatory capabilities through substantial investments in technology, particularly in light of Guyana’s burgeoning oil production. Director Kemraj Parsram underscores the EPA’s commitment to leveraging technology to elevate its regulatory standards. With the country’s increased oil production offshore, the EPA is allocating resources to […]
By Josiah Williams The Ministry of Labour has announced the successful reduction of labour disputes and complaints across Guyana, a feat that will now be further bolstered by the launch of a new mobile application. The “Labour Advice” app aims to streamline the process of reporting and resolving labour issues, enhancing the Ministry’s ongoing efforts. […]
By Saskia Warrick In preparation for the upcoming Caribbean Investment Forum (CIF) 2024, Agriculture and Digitalization have emerged as key areas of focus. The CIF aims to foster resilient and sustainable economies across the Caribbean region by providing investment opportunities in non-oil sectors. This year’s forum will concentrate on three main areas: Sustainable Agriculture, Green […]
By Delicia Janniere The University of Guyana is at the forefront of a significant initiative aimed at preserving the rich history and culture of Guyana and the wider Caribbean region. A two-day colloquium has been convened, bringing together historians, librarians, scholars, and students to focus on the establishment of a comprehensive digital archive. Professor Vibert […]
By Fabiana Mcklmon A new initiative has been launched in Guyana to provide support and assistance to individuals with disabilities. Spearheaded by the Guyana Council of Organisations for Persons with Disabilities (GCOPD) and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS), this collaborative effort aims to empower and enhance the lives of those facing […]
By Samuel Gillis The Guyana National Bureau of Standards (GNBS) is championing the cause of promoting proper and responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) software among consumers across Guyana. During a recent event commemorating World Consumer Rights Day, I had the opportunity to speak with Chelsea Griffith, the bureau’s Marketing and Public Relations Officer, about […]
By Delicia Janniere A new player has entered the local market as Guyana’s economy continues to expand. West Tech Shipping, a St. Lucian-owned shopping company, is making its mark in Guyana by offering hassle-free services to the business community. Operations Supervisor Aminata Austin shared insights about the company’s offerings in a recent interview sponsored by […]
By Samuel Gillis On Friday, Guyana joined nations worldwide in commemorating World Consumer Rights Day, with a special emphasis on the theme “Fair and responsible AI for consumers.” The Competition and Consumer Affairs Commission (CCAC) underscored the importance of consumer education regarding the benefits and risks associated with Artificial Intelligence (AI). According to Rusante Perry, […]
By Nakasia Logan Today, the Guyana Public Service Cooperative Credit Union (GPSCCU) unveiled its new digital platform, marking a significant step towards enhanced accessibility and convenience for its members. Nerissa Sam, Credit Manager at GPSCCU, highlighted the transformative impact of the digital interface, emphasizing that members can now access a wide range of services seamlessly. […]