Education
Deaf drivers pilot programme in the making – Public Security Ministry
Minister Ramjattan (centre) Director of Deaf Association of Guyana, Ms. Sabine McIntosh (right) and left Ms. Beverly Pyle. Deaf persons...
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Trans-Atlantic rower reaches South America on Commonwealth awareness mission
Rower, Richard Allen lights fireworks to mark his arrival at Port Georgetown, Guyana, South America at the end of his...
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Vice Chancellor denies running University of Guyana broke as workers demand forensic audit
Treasurer of the UGSSA, Dr. Pat Francis confronts Vice Chancellor Ivelaw Griffith for more money as she and UGWU President,...
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Valerie Rodway’s music fosters ‘Guyaneseness’ President says at birth centenary ceremony
The Valerie Rodway commemorative stamps Guyana's President David Granger Tuesday morning, reiterated the importance of arts and culture in fostering...
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Labour Ministry intervenes in University of Guyana pay dispute
The University of Guyana (UG) workers' unions are being asked to withdraw threats of industrial action to pave the way...
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UG student in alleged bomb threat remanded to prison
Dianne Jafeerally at the Georgetown Magistrates' Court on Monday. The University of Guyana (UG) student, who allegedly issued bomb threats...
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Education, ethnic impact statements can address race, ethnicity and wealth gaps
Professor Baytoram Ramharack, Professor David Hinds and moderator of the panel discussion, Salim Nausrudeen. Two US-based political science professors have...
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School of the Nations’ parents, administration want face-to-face answers from police
Security guards and police check parents entering the School of the Nations compound for a meeting Friday afternoon. Despite strenuous...
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4 questioned in connection with School of the Nations threats
Top performers at the recently concluded recruit courses pose with Police Commissioner, Leslie James (centre) flanked by other senior officers....
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Person threatening School of the Nations willing to open negotiations with police; police ready to talk
CLOSED: School of The Nations The Guyana Police Force stands ready to meet with the person who claims to have...
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