BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, Dec 13, CMC – Caribbean leaders were on Friday extending congratulations to their British counterpart, Boris Johnson, following the Conservative’s party emphatic victory in the general election

WALKING through muddy water will soon be a thing of the past for students, teachers, and other residents who use the bridge that leads into Barabina in Region One.

ABOUT five armed bandits, on Saturday evening, attacked the Chenick and Son Supermarket at Betsy Ground, East Canje and subsequently escaped in the owner’s car, a Toyota Verossa. The

CANADA-BASED Guyanese, Clyde Pestano, has invented a mathematics board game which he believes will solve numeracy issues encountered by children in the subject area, “in a fun way.” Pestano,

THE University of Guyana’s Academic Board and Council last week approved the roll out of a programme aimed at supporting exposure, dialogue and modelling appropriate attitudes and behaviours amongst

Minister of Education Nicolete Henry on Saturday reconnected with her roots in Region Six as she hosted two Christmas parties for children in the communities of New Amsterdam and

ONE hundred and seventy-eight students graduated from the Guyana Industrial Training Centre (GITC) last week at the institution’s 53rd Graduation Ceremony and Prize Giving Exercise. The graduates completed programmes

By Junior Lodge Current Atmospherics THE African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) Group and European Union (EU) began negotiations in September 2018 to replace their current Cotonou Partnership Agreement (CPA)

FOR indigenous communities in riverine areas of Guyana, structurally sound stellings are critical. This need is emphasised for areas such as Orealla in Berbice, that have a high influx