…says education official at bursaries hand-out ELECTRONIC devices and gadgets may benefit children, but they can also be harmful. And the ill-effects of gadgets on children certainly outweigh the

– For schools clearance only THE Mayor and City Council (M&CC) wants to hire another garbage contractor to specifically look at clearing schools in Georgetown, Town Clerk Royston King

THE Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) is in the process of relocating the office in Bartica to a more full-fledged location in the municipality, as it seeks to improve the

– Min. Lawrence says; challenges GNA to do better by members NURSES were awarded for their hard work and contribution to the health sector but they still face challenges

HISTORY should be used as an intellectual tool which would help persons to make informed decisions in the future, said former Mayor of Georgetown, Hamilton Green. He said history

– as part of contingency plan to deal with planned strike THE Ministry of Education (MoE) has a contingency plan in place to ensure that instructional time is not

ON Sunday, over 60 Bartica youths graduated from the Inaugural Youth Development Camp hosted by the town’s queen, Dahlia Richmond. This three-week camp built confidence, character, and educated participants

– feels gov’t can strike better bargain THE Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Guyana (FITUG) believes that the government should have utilised “fiscal measures” to appease the operational

– following murder of cheese vendor FOLLOWING the brutal murder of well-known cheese vendor, Troy Ramalho, earlier this month, vendors at the Bourda Market have arranged for private security