Daily Archive: Friday, October 18, 2024

Articles published on Friday, October 18, 2024

A UG researcher showcasing several types of aquaponics applications at the inaugural UGIRIE exhibition in 2022

Innovators, researchers display work at UG

Over 40 innovations and applied research projects are on display at the University of Guyana’s Institute for Research, Innovation and Entrepreneurship (UGIRIE) exhibition which opened yesterday at the university’s multipurpose centre at the Turkeyen Campus and ends tomorrow.

Nikeisha Roberts

Agro Processor Nikeisha Roberts’ feet set on entrepreneurial path

From its ordinary beginning ‘many moons’ ago, deriving as it did from the creation of eatable concoctions comprising ‘processed’ fruit and vegetables, the final product intended as much for eating on the streets from scraps of paper to consuming at home as treats or as an offering on the breakfast agenda, products which, these days are derive from what is termed Agro Processing have stood the test of time, persistently re-inventing and refining its final products.

Trinidad and Tobago
Minister of Trade and Industry Paula Gopie-Scoon

T&T contemplating life after oil

While Trinidad and Tobago is still regarded as the ‘lead player’ in the oil and gas industry in the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) local analysts of the sector continue to send signals that while – as the country’s former Prime Minister Dr.

Devon Lord, who was the leading wicket-taker in the just concluded GCB Inter-County Super50 Championship, did not make the final roster but instead is listed as a standby player.

Demerara remains unbeaten with win over Essequibo

GCB Inter-County Super50 – Essequibo through to finals via NRR The Demerara juggernaut remains unstoppable after beating Essequibo in the third and final round of the round robin stage in the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) Inter-County Super50 Championship at the GCC ground, Bourda.

Chief Executive Officer and Owner of Pro Care
Therapy and Wellness Centre,, Candace Wickam - Speech and Language Specialist with Special Education

Managing ‘special needs’ children: A conversation with Candace Wickham

Candace Wickham who, not many moons ago, appeared comfortable and content with the responsibilities associated with serving, over several years, as Head of Speech and Language Therapy at Georgetown Public Hospital, took a decision that she could satisfy the ‘calling’ of a profession that she had held dear, over time, whilst, simultaneously immersing herself in a business pursuit that could satisfy her wish for an enhanced quality of life.   

Et Tu Brutus?

Dear Editor, Reading about Calvin Brutus and his fancy wedding, involving it seems much of the GPF hierarchy, I am reminded of the Greek and Gypsy weddings in Europe where brides have notes pinned to their wedding dresses.

Coalition will prioritise early childhood care/education

-if called upon to form next gov’t The People’s National Congress Reform/A Partnership for National Unity (PNCR/APNU) has stated that if called upon to form the next government, it would ensure that early childhood care and education would be a top priority with an approach that would be holistic, a coalition release stated yesterday.

Carnegie School of Home Economics Principal Dr. Shamaine Marshall.

The enduring story of the Carnegie School of Home Economic

With training in the culinary disciplines becoming increasingly relevant to the recruitment of skills to fill the gaps in what has become a high visitor demand for the local culinary culture, the hundred-odd year old Carnegie School of Home Economics (CSHE) is ideally positioned to reinvent itself in a society where visitors to the country are beginning to discover the high standards associated with Guyanese cuisine.

Participants in the Training of Trainers session

FAO hosts training for seabob fishers

As part of its efforts to increase awareness on emerging local and international market requirements related to quality and safety of seabob products, from harvesting through to preparation, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), in collaboration with the Caribbean Regional Fisheries Mechanism (CRFM), conducted a two-day “Training of Trainers” workshop for workers in the seabob sector.

Stock Market Updates

GSE (https://guyanastockexchangeinc.com/telephone Nº 223-6175/6) reports that session 1093’s trading results showed consideration of $2,373,361 from 4,885 shares traded in 13 transactions as compared to session 1092’s trading results which showed consideration of $159,310,122 from 493,534 shares traded in 41 transactions.