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Guyanese Wall Street executive donates computers to Tutorial High School
Left to Right: Old Boy of Tutorial High School, Malcolm Parris hands over the computers to Deputy Headteacher, David Sam in...
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Critchlow Labour College refuses govt subvention; Finance Minister says “we offer what we can afford”
The Critchlow Labour College (CLC) has refused an estimated GYD$15 million subvention because it was less than half of what...
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Education Ministry gets donation from Ansa McAl to help teenaged mothers
Ansa McAl representatives hand over diapers to Ministry of Education representatives. From left to right; Head of School Health, Nutrition...
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No Cabinet decision on travel ban on indebted UG graduates, students
Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, Winston Felix (second from left) and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Carl Greenidge. A call for...
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Defective GYD$781 million Kato Secondary School to cost GYD$140 million to fix
A gaping hole along the second floor corridor of the Kato Secondary School The Kato Secondary School in Region 8,...
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New measures, including being barred from leaving Guyana, announced to rake in GYD$ Billions in outstanding student loans
Finance Minister, Winston Jordan cutting the ribbon to officially open the new office of the Ministry of Finance's Student Loan...
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CXC launches Green Engineering syllabus in Guyana
Minister of Education, Dr. Rupert Roopnaraine addressing CXC's launch of its syllabus on Green Engineering The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC)...
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Interest to be waived on outstanding University of Guyana student loans
Former students of the University of Guyana, who have not repaid student loans to the government, would soon have the...
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A lifetime chance for Guyanese youths to learn robotics
Guyanese youths will have a chance on Thursday to learn how to make robots as part of a larger push...
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Education Ministry sets maximum limit for school registration fees
The Ministry of Education on Wednesday declared that no child must be denied registration because their parents or guardians could...
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