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Teachers outside the ministry yesterday
Teachers outside the ministry yesterday

Teachers on strike

By Shuntel Glasgow and Abigail Headley Hundreds of teachers from all across the country went on strike yesterday as their union threw down the gauntlet to the government over its failure to engage in free collective bargaining since August 2020.

President Irfaan Ali (second from right hands over a land title to a resident as the Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs Anil Nandlall, SC (left) and another official look on (DPI photo)
President Irfaan Ali (second from right hands over a land title to a resident as the Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs Anil Nandlall, SC (left) and another official look on (DPI photo)

Over 180 Cotton Tree residents receive land titles after decades-long wait 

Over 180 residents of Cotton Tree, West Coast Berbice yesterday received Certificates of Title, granting legal ownership of lands they have occupied for decades, the Department of Public Information (DPI) reported.

Teachers in front of the education department in New Amsterdam yesterday.

Berbice teachers join GTU strike

Berbice teachers yesterday took to the streets throughout the region in support of the GTU strike calling for the Ministry of Education to head back to the bargaining table with the union to work out an option for increased salaries for educators.

 Roger Gibbons

Disc jockey acquitted of rape charge

La Parfaite Harmonie disc jockey (DJ) Roger Gibbons who prosecutors say pretended to be the well-known DJ Ace—and who allegedly lied to a young woman about being able to offer her a modelling job before raping her—has been found not guilty.

Teachers’ strike begins today

By Abigail Headley The Guyana Teachers Union (GTU) and teachers across Guyana will today embark on a two-week strike to protest failure by the relevant authorities to address four key issues raised by the union.

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