The Government Information Agency (GINA), in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, will be hosting a two-day pictorial exhibition on February 21 and 22 to commemorate

As part of their 44th Anniversary celebrations, representatives of the Women’s Army Corps of the Guyana Defence Force Thursday brought cheer to the children of the Ruimveldt Children’s Home

A BAND of former members of the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) and backers of the almost defunct Rise Organise and Rebuild Guyana (ROAR) group seems to be key players

Courts Fitness ExpoCOURTS Guyana Inc. hosted a ‘Fitness Expo’ at its Main Street, Georgetown branch yesterday morning. The exposition demonstrated the uses and benefits of gym equipment sold by

With Chinese partnership…THE portfolio Ministry is going back to basics by stepping up emphasis on Physical Education (PE), Minster Shaik Baksh said yesterday.He told the Guyana Chronicle that much

… the first Guyanese to reach the finalsTERRY Gajraj, ‘Guyana Baboo’, the lone Guyanese in the final top 15 of Trinidad’s International Chutney Competition, yesterday paid a visit to Manniram

THE Education Ministry’s Mashramani Costume Band will take to the streets this year in full numbers and bright colours under the theme ‘Literacy in Flight via Information Communication Technology’.

Nursing school controversy…EDUCATION Minister Shaik Baksh has said the registration of the embattled ‘School of Nursing’, at Lot 5 Cummings Street, Georgetown, is being reviewed.He told the Guyana Chronicle

…‘A remarkable woman who carried more than her fair share of personal tragedy’The remains of former First Lady, Mrs Joyce Noreen Iris Hoyte, was yesterday laid to rest at

– President Jagdeo PRESIDENT Bharrat Jagdeo yesterday stated that Cabinet’s initiative to recruit graduate teachers from overseas to supplement national demand, mainly in the areas of Science and Mathematics,