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

The Ministry of Health today commissioned the upgraded Charlestown Health Centre, formerly known as the No. 1 Dispensary, as part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen primary health care across the country.

This facility will now provide a range of services for residents of Charlestown and surrounding areas. These include Maternal and Child Health, Men's and Adolescent Health, Tobacco Cessation Support, ECGs, Ultrasound, Dental Care and severa

A total of 1,484 rice farmers in Region 6 today received a much-needed boost, with over $800 million in relief checks disbursed. The initiative aims to help offset the challenges and rising costs associated with rice cultivation.

The initiative fulfills a commitment made by President Dr. Irfan Ali when he met with rice farmers in April. The payments cover 74,314 acres cultivated during the last crop, with all beneficiaries undergoing a thorough verification process before receiving t

Minister Sonia Parag says the NGSE results are the best ever, with more pupils passing all four subjects this year. She says the historic results reflect years of strategic investment in the country's education system.

The Caribbean Examinations Council, which sets and marks the examination, reported improvements in each of the four subjects. English recorded a pass rate of 73 per cent, up from 69.25 per cent last year.Social Studies increased from 64.77 per cent to 65.28 per ce

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