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GBTI promotes early saving habits – awards Early Savers
Ms Kavita Rohan,of Canal No 2 (1) receives her prize from GBTI's Vreed-En-Hoop Branch Manager Ms Nandanee Persaud The Guyana...
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Birth registration, secondary education major challenges for Amerindians- UNICEF study
Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Indigenous People's Affairs, Alfred King; UNICEF Representative, Sylvie Fouet; Minister of Indigenous People's Affairs,...
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Former Bishop’s High School teacher for High Court trial on sexual offence charge
Former Bishop's High School teacher, Coen Jackson. Former Bishop's High School teacher, Coen Jackson was Tuesday committed to stand trial...
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No salary increases for teachers as yet; recommendations with Finance Minister—Granger
President David Granger being escorted in the Guyana Teachers' Union compound, Woolford Avenue, Georgetown. Teachers will now have to await...
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US-based philanthropist funding GY$80 million state-of-the-art research centre at UG
The University of Guyana’s Vice Chancellor Professor Ivelaw Griffith and Jay Sobhraj, ink the US$400,000 Memorandum of Understanding for the...
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Religious leaders uncover “massive” alleged irregularities in Guyana Police Force’s learner-driver’s exam
A number of religious leaders, who invigilated a learner-driver's examination held by the Guyana Police Force, have uncovered massive padding...
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Trinidad allows Guyanese child to sit Secondary Entrance Examination
REPRODUCED FROM TRINIDAD NEWSDAY SCHOOL TALK: Education Minister Anthony Garcia, permanent secretary Lenore Baptiste-Simmons and Chief Education Officer Harrilal Seecharan...
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Guyanese child prevented from sitting Trinidad’s Secondary Entrance Assessment.. Attorneys seek Education Minister’s intervention
Reproduced from Trinidad Newsday PARENTS of an 11-year-old student say their child is being prevented from writing the Secondary Entrance...
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Law schools needed in Guyana, two other countries but Council of Legal Education must become regulator, says Caricom legal education survey
Attorney General Basil Williams At least three new law schools, including one in Guyana, should be established, but the Caribbean's...
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Guyanese author dies
Churaumanie Bissundyal Well-known Guyanese author, Churaumanie Bissundyal died on Tuesday in New York, relatives said. He was 68 years old....
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