Education
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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UG in major initiative to reform teaching-learning of computer science in schools
University of Guyana Lecturer in Computer Science, Lenandlar Singh. The University of Guyana's Department of Computer Science is laying the...
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Quarrel in private sector over UG Council member’s appointment
Allison Butters-Grant A quarrel has erupted between two of Guyana's leading private sector organisations over the appointment of a private...
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No political party nominees for University of Guyana’s Council likely- top officials
(left to right) Pro-Chancellor, Retired Major General, Joseph Singh; Vice Chancellor, Professor Ivelaw Griffith; Chancellor Professor Nigel Harris and Registrar,...
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Guyanese literary giant, Sir Wilson Harris, dies
Sir Wilson Harris Celebrated Guyanese literary giant, Sir Wilson Harris died earlier Thursday in the United Kingdom (UK) where he...
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GTT’s $18M Innov8 Fund to aid STEM Guyana, University of Guyana
Participants at the GTT’s Innov8 launch An GY$18 million innovative fund established by the Guyana Telephone and Telegraph (GTT) will...
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Cameroonian and Guyanese win prestigious prize for women scientists
Reproduced from Face2FaceAfrica Germaine Djuidje Kenmoe from Cameroon and Dawn Iona Fox (extreme right) from Guyana have won the prestigious...
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Teaching Service Commission’s appointment paves way for teachers’ promotions, appointments
President David Granger flanked by members of the Teaching Service Commission shortly after they were sworn in. The way is...
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