– lack of internet access for students
Fiery criticisms rained from the Alliance for Change (AFC) on Saturday against the government’s lapsed developmental plans for indigenous education.
Two months after President Irfaan Ali announced that embattled Eccles Ramsburg Neighbourhood Democratic Council (NDC) councillor, Nazar ‘Shell’ Mohamed resigned because of imposed United States sanctions, the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) said that it was still awaiting notification of the vacant post.
In the wake of the recent deaths of two miners following a pit collapse in Region Eight, the
Alliance For Change (AFC) has called on the government to focus on attending to the needs of the people in the mining and hinterland communities, who cry out for help and attention to their basic needs.
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Stabroek News spoke to members of the public in Dageraad, Mocha and Queenstown on the Essequibo Coast about the rising cost of living and how it is affecting them.
The government is continuing on its path to equip Guyanese with the necessary vocational skills in keeping with the demand for the skilled labour needed for the country’s development.
The Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development yesterday said that it gave cash grants to some 2,000 Moruca Sub-region One residents for them to “kickstart their small businesses”.
At the recently concluded International Building Expo 2024, held at the National Stadium in Providence, East Bank Demerara, local industry leader in heaving duty equipment, MACORP, hosted a ‘Sip and Chat’ networking session where President & General Manager, German Consuegra, addressed a diverse audience of customers, investors, and prospective clients and celebrated Guyana’s impressive progress and the company’s commitment to sustainability, a MACORP release stated on Friday.Accompanied
A Digital Forensic Training course for police prosecutors was recently held in Bridgetown, Barbados, from 12th to 16th August 2024 as part of efforts towards bolstering law enforcement capabilities in the Eastern Caribbean.
The Ministry of Education yesterday said that archery will be introduced in nearly every secondary school on the Essequibo Coast as part of its Priority Programme.
The Amerindian Peoples Association (APA) is extending a warm welcome to toshaos and Indigenous leaders from across the nation who will gather in Georgetown from August 19 to 23, for the highly anticipated National Toshaos Council (NTC) Conference.
Linden police last night arrested two men in a car with guns, ammunition, cellular phones, cash and jewllery shortly after they had committed a robbery.
The Private Sector Commission (PSC) is calling on all Guyanese to uphold cleanliness in their surroundings and embrace sustainable waste management practices.
The Ministry of Labour’s Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Department says it is currently investigating workplace fatalities that occurred on Thursday, August 15th, 2024 on an unregistered land dredge claimed by 38-year-old John Burrowes, who is operating in St.
The Alliance for Change (AFC) yesterday kick-started its elections campaign in Linden, Region 10 urging all political leaders to put country and people first and agree to collectively craft a joint 15-year development plan for Guyana.
By Khadidja Ba
President of the Guyana Teachers Union (GTU) Mark Lyte yesterday provided a detailed update on the union’s negotiations with the Ministry of Education in a live Facebook post.
Minister of Agriculture Zulfikar Mustapha yesterday commissioned the brand new $466 million pump station at Adventure, Corentyne, which it is estimated will assist with the drainage of 6,000 acres of land.
Between 2017 and September 2023, fires have claimed the lives of 124 individuals and displaced 2,796 people across Guyana’s ten administrative regions.