Education
Private schools lobbying govt about VAT on private education
A number of private schools are “Private charter schools,” and so they do not pay taxes, Minister of State, Joseph...
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President to re-establish Guyana Youth Corps to empower youths
President David Granger poses with the graduates of the Youth Leadership Programme, Presidential Advisor on Youth Empowerment, Mr. Aubrey Norton...
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No more parking meters outside schools
Industrial unrest by teachers in Georgetown was Friday averted after Smart City Solutions (SCS) and the Mayor and City Council...
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TSC summons Guyana Teachers Union to meeting on promotions
GTU President Mark Lyte (in foreground) addressing teachers during a candlelight vigil on Main Street outside the Ministry of Education....
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‘Insulted’ teachers march on President, PM residences against parking meters, other woes
GTU President Mark Lyte this evening led a band of peaceful protesters holding flashlights Led by the Guyana Teachers' Union...
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Caricom Single Market and Economy training for Guyana’s secondary school teachers
Secondary school teachers in Guyana are set to be more knowledgeable about the CARICOM Single Market and Economy (CSME), the...
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Ministry of Presidency’s scholarship award to CH&PA official raises serious questions
The Ministry of the Presidency has granted a scholarship for a senior official of the Central Housing and Planning Authority...
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Hinterland Employment Youth Service participants to be paid by year-end
Residents of Moruca, Region One Participants of the Hinterland Employment Youth Service (HEYS) programme were assured that they will receive...
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E-Gov’s Centre of Excellence in Information Technology to be completed in January
The CEIT building located at the NDMA on the University of Guyana, Turkeyen Campus The eGovernment Agency’s Centre of Excellence...
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Ministers cautiously defend their govt-paid tuition fees ; opposition calls coalition “absolutely indecent”
Evidently fazed that it’s now in the open that government is paying their university tuition fees to the tune of...
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