The Chancellor of the University of Guyana, Sir Ronald Sanders, has announced that considerable progress has been made in the search for a suitable candidate for the post of Vice-Chancellor.

Advertisements for the position attracted twenty-seven applications from Guyana, the wider Caribbean, Canada, and India. After an initial review, the Search Committee reduced the number of applicants to fifteen candidates for further consideration. The Committee then sought the assistance of professors and other univ

President Dr. Irfaan Ali has dismissed allegations concerning his farm, maintaining that the property has long been publicly known and that all investments made there have been financed through legitimate means.



Speaking during an address, President Ali said suggestions that the farm had only recently come to public attention were inaccurate, noting that its existence has been known for years by investors, agricultural stakeholders and othe

The results of the National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) written on April 29 and 30, 2026, are being released to schools.  Fifteen thousand seven hundred six (15,706) candidates wrote  this assessment. The results being released gave a report on the candidates’ performance at National Grade Six Assessment.

The NGSA results will be available online immediately after the completion of this program.  Parents and students are advised to log onto the following website: http://exams.moeguyana.org. The candidate

Thousands of grade six pupils across Guyana will learn their secondary school placements tomorrow as the Ministry of Education releases the 2026 NGSA results.

More than 15,000 students from across Guyana were registered to sit the National Grade Six Assessment NGSA this year. The nationwide secondary school placement examinations were administered on April 29 and 30, with the results scheduled to be released tomorrow at 11 hours at the Arthur Chung Conference Center.

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Caribbean leaders have agreed on a series of measures aimed at easing the rising cost of living across the region. The issue dominated discussions at the 51st CARICOM Heads of Government meeting in St. Lucia as leaders looked at ways to reduce the burden on citizens.

Guyana has been pushing for the region to feed itself and reduce imported inflation that contributes to the rising cost of living. The Guyanese solution lies in growing more food and expanding intraregion

A chance meeting with President Dr. Irfan Ali has sparked a major agricultural venture for a group of young Guyanese entrepreneurs who are now building a large scale poultry operation through the agri invest initiative. The group is creating jobs and expanding Guyana's poultry sector with ambitions of becoming a leading regional producer.

The group operating under the Agri-Invest initiative said the president's vision and support helped