-longs for scholarship to pursue studies abroad GIVEN her success at the 2022 Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) examinations, seventeen-year-old Leezo Prasad of Skeldon Line Path Secondary School (SLPSS)

SOME 120 students of St George’s High School are being accommodated at the South Ruimveldt Secondary School this new term. They are part of the 421 displaced students from

TO honour 50 years of diplomatic relations between the Co-operative Republic of Guyana and the People’s Republic of China, a $50 commemorative coin was, on Tuesday, unveiled at the

– aims to promote Guyanese literature, culture  THE Guyana Prize for Literature was relaunched with newer categories, features, and prizes as the PPP/C government aims to foster, improve, and

GUYANESE-AMERICAN Lolita Singh was honoured, last Saturday, by New York City Mayor, Eric Adams, at a community religious service at the Arya Samaj ground in Little Guyana, Queens. Lolita

–engage President Ali, senior government officials on opportunities in agriculture, mining, other key productive sectors PRESIDENT Dr. Irfaan Ali and a high-level cabinet team, on Monday, met with a

THE village of Port Kaituma, Region One (Barima-Waini) will get a new stelling to accommodate the US$ 12.7 million Indian Ocean-going vessel dubbed “MV MA LISHA.” Construction of the

–FAO Director-General says FISHERIES and aquaculture could potentially contribute more to improved global food security and nutrition, but efforts must be stepped up to ensure further development is efficient,

–bloc’s Agriculture Programme Manager says AGRICULTURE stakeholders placed the spotlight on healthy foods for children during a five-day programme in Brazil that was aimed at strengthening public policy on