–President Ali says, urges leaders to exploit existing brain power TO remain competitive, developing countries will have to adapt to newer technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), President Dr.

–President Ali tells UN WHILE acknowledging the global inequity faced by Indigenous people, President Dr. Irfaan Ali has reiterated his government’s plans to continuously invest in the development of

-as part of efforts to make Guyana hub for commercial dispute resolution A “MODERN” Arbitration Bill will next month be introduced to the National Assembly to help push Guyana’s

ELEVEN students drawn from eight regions across Guyana are the new recipients of the Guyana Shore Base Inc. (GYSBI) technical scholarship, which was launched in July of this year.

APPROXIMATELY 200 households in Kumu and Quarrie, satellite villages of St Ignatius, Central Rupununi, Region Nine, now have first-time access to reliable electricity, after receiving solar photovoltaic (PV) home

TWO men are currently in police custody after being nabbed with 12.5 pounds of cannabis in a motor car, at Bamia, Soesdyke-Linden Highway, while en route to Georgetown. According

THE police are investigating a fatal accident at Garnett Street, Kitty, Georgetown, which resulted in the death of 30-year-old motorcyclist Albert Alwin Headley on Sunday morning. According to a

FOLLOWING the direction of Prime Minister, Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Phillips, a relief operation was conducted by the Civil Defence Commission (CDC) to alleviate water shortages in communities situated along

THE government is looking to procure more than 7,500 digital tablets in the second half of 2023 for students to access course materials and develop their digital skills. According

CUBA is prepared to supply more teachers to prop up the shortage of Jamaica’s classroom talent if the Ministry of Education needs, the socialist country’s senior envoy in Kingston