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Seated from left are South Rupununi District Council’s Communications Officer Immaculata Casimero, Aster Global lead auditor  Kevin Markham, APA’s Executive Director  Jean La Rose, APA’s Treasurer  Earl Thomas. Standing at the back are representatives from the Moruca District Council, Upper Mazaruni District Council, North Pakaraimas District Council, ART Secretariat and other APA Executive Committee members and staff.
Seated from left are South Rupununi District Council’s Communications Officer Immaculata Casimero, Aster Global lead auditor Kevin Markham, APA’s Executive Director Jean La Rose, APA’s Treasurer Earl Thomas. Standing at the back are representatives from the Moruca District Council, Upper Mazaruni District Council, North Pakaraimas District Council, ART Secretariat and other APA Executive Committee members and staff.

Amerindian groups meet with carbon credits scheme verifier

The Amerindian Peoples Association (APA) and representatives from several district councils on Saturday met with the verifier of a controversial carbon credits scheme under which this country is to receive US$750m over 10 years with 15% of the monies to go to Indigenous communities.

The Guyana contingent in attendance at ACURIL 2023 in Jamaica; (from left to right) Simmone LaRose, Donette Washington, Debra Lowe and Somattie Sayrange.

UG library snags ACURIL award

The University of Guyana Library has received the highly prestigious Albertina Pérez de Rosa Award at the Association of Caribbean University, Research and Institutional Libraries (ACURIL) 52nd conference held in Kingston, Jamaica.

PPC puts govt agencies on notice

The Public Procurement Commission has put government agencies on notice of their legal obligations in making public their agreement or disagreement with the report of evaluators of respective contracts Under the subject heading ‘Requirement for an opportunity for the Procuring Entity to agree or disagree with the Report of the Evaluation Committee prior to contract award’ and quoting Section 39(3) of the Procurement Act, the PPC yesterday published a circular in the state owned Guyana Chronicle newspaper reminding them of the law.

The tail situated at the spinal cord area

Rare spiral appendage removed from baby at GPH

Neurosurgeons at the Georgetown Public Hospital (GPH) on Sunday last, successfully removed from a 10-day-old infant, a tail, described as a rare medical phenomenon, which was a continuation of the spine/spinal nerve element. 

Twenty-five young men benefit from ExxonMobil-funded training programme

As part of its long-standing commitment to supporting education and skills development in the communities where it operates, ExxonMobil continued its corporate social philanthropy with the funding of a training programme for 25 young men in electrical installation and other life skills sessions, according to a press release from Youth Challenge Guyana (YCG).

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