Twelve-year-old Sonia Ghir of Mae’s Under 12 School is Guyana’s top performer at the 2010 National Grade Six Assessment examinations, the results of which were released yesterday. The young

Eleven-year-old Shannon from School of the Nations attained 550 marks in the Grade Six Assessment.Upon hearing the news of her success, she remarked, “I feel very proud of myself

Leonora Primary, with an unbroken record of featuring prominently in the list of the nation’s top achievers at the National Grade Six Examinations over the years, has again stamped

Police blame speeding, drinking and drivingPOLICE Deputy Traffic Chief John Daniels yesterday urged drivers to desist from speeding and drinking and driving.His exhortation followed increasing incidents of road fatalities

The new executive of the Guyana Teachers Union (GTU) yesterday paid a courtesy call on President Bharrat Jagdeo at the Office of the President to discuss several matters of

A modern state-of-the-art veterinary laboratory will be constructed at Mon Repos, East Coast Demerara, part of Government’s plan to enhance, detect and respond to diseases that can affect the

Prime Minister Samuel Hinds yesterday received a courtesy call from Nigerian High Commissioner to Guyana, Mr. Musa John Jen.Mr. Jen is the holder of a BSc in Sociology, from

– competition launchedThe Ministry of Education, in collaboration with the Agriculture Ministry and the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA), yesterday officially launched the Secondary Schools’ Hydroponics Competition

Gaskin appeals CJ’s dismissal of writs to halt project contractAMONG other things, Acting Chief Justice Mr. Ian Chang, had recently dismissed Ramon Gaskin’s application for writs of certiorari and