THE MINISTRY of Education is considering the reimplementation of its grade repetition programme against the automatic promotion of students who would have failed to

— CoI favours extension of teachers’ retirement age to 65 By Zena Henry THE discovery of “ghost teachers” was among several issues highlighted in

THE Government of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana said it is deeply concerned by what it considers to be a deeply flawed and undated

Deputy Secretary of Australia, Penny Williams has assured Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo of the country’s continued support to Guyana as a member of the

Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo, who is performing the duties of the President, today swore in the Opposition People’s Progressive Party (PPP) Bibi Shadick to

-HR manager, other staffers give incriminating statements to cops THE police have intensified their investigation into allegations of corruption by the Registrar of Deeds,

THE Guyana Public Service Union (GPSU) elections got underway yesterday with union Chief Elections Officer (CEO) Herman DeSouza acknowledging some hiccups caused by a

VETERAN broadcaster and Ministerial Advisor on Public Telecommunications, Enrico Woolford, has been appointed chairman of the new Board of Directors of the National Communications

THE new board of directors for the Central Housing and Planning Authority (CH&PA) was on Thursday sworn in, with a charge from Minister of

FEMALE students from 10 city schools were on Thursday given the opportunity to tour several tech-intensive agencies and private companies, including the Guyana Revenue