Fire damages Critchlow Labour College
Fire this morning struck the Critchlow Labour College on Woolford Avenue.
- Saturday, 22nd March, 2025
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Fire damages Critchlow Labour College
GDF commissions hangar at Ogle airport
City Chamber disagrees with PSC over `voluntary unemployment’
$43m mammogram machine commissioned at Suddie Public Hospital
Residents of Region Two (Pomeroon-Supenaam) will now enjoy easier access to breast cancer screening, following the commissioning of a $43 million state-of-the-art mammogram machine at the Suddie Public Hospital.
City chamber elects first woman president
The Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) has elected Kathy Smith as its first-ever woman president in the organization’s 136-year history.
National tree planting project launched
The Protected Areas Commission (PAC) yesterday launched its National Tree Planting Project in observance of International Day of Forests held under the theme “Forests and Foods”.
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JetBlue to introduce second daily flight between Timehri and NY
Former BK Quarries accountant granted $1.2m bail on fraud charges
Uproar over Chinese Landing references forces withdrawal of ministry textbook
France pressing for Guyana to sign marine biological diversity pact
City Chamber disagrees with PSC over `voluntary unemployment’
`Melly Mel’s’ master hearing scheduled for March 28
`Iswe’ to stand trial over murder of Shonette Dover
Electrical fault caused Mae’s Schools fire – Wickham
Textbooks, quality assurance and content
Taking a few more minutes to complete a task can make a world of difference in the quality of the delivery.
A UN Preventive Force for Guyana (UNPREGUY)
The Melly Mel issue
The Transatlantic World Will Never Be the Same
The Ministry of Governance and Parliamentary Affairs has it all wrong
The Roles of a Consular Officer
Teixeira failed to address some core issues such as free access to information raised in OGGN’s letter
Quality control over schools’ text books missing
The British- and Dutch-descended populations’ historiography seems to have been drowned out by larger ethnic narratives
Imposed financial constraints on local governance areas intentionally frustrate and reduce fiscal autonomy
President Cheddi stood firm in his belief that corruption, nepotism and sheer greed in governance are the worst acts of criminality facing the Guyanese people
Road safety for school children is a common concern across communities
Population of small neglected senior artist community diminishing
Speaking from both sides of the mouth
Man gets 40 months for drugs at Orealla
Guyana completes second stage in United Nations Convention Against Corruption review
Girl needed four stitches after fight at Golden Grove Secondary
World Down Syndrome Day
Rawle Ferguson fraud probe ongoing – Blanhum
JetBlue to introduce second daily flight between Timehri and NY
Uproar over Chinese Landing references forces withdrawal of ministry textbook
Rubio to visit Guyana next week – Miami Herald
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Pioneering blind educator Ingrid Peters wants more to be done for visually impaired children
Some people helped, others helped themselves
‘Musings of a Poet 3’ to offer innovative theatre experience
Cy Grant – A Guyanese trailblazer
A different kind of fasting
Tenants’ right to quiet and peaceful enjoyment
Robert Pattinson’s charm offensive in “Mickey 17”
The dilemma of empty plates
Elections, fear and division
In her own words – Keisha Scarville
Golden Jaguars roar to historic 3-2 win over Guatemala in Gold Cup Prelims
Isaiah Jones bags hatrick The Guyana National Men’s Football Team, the Golden Jaguars, etched their names in history with a thrilling 3-2 victory over Guatemala in the first leg of their Gold Cup Preliminary fixture at Wildey Park, Barbados.
AAG Carifta Trials set to showcase nation’s top young athletes this weekend
Berbice High School Shines in MCYS/NSC Jagan Memorial Schools Windball Cricket
Rock Auto Legends Futsal Semi-Finals Set for Thrilling Showdown Tonight
St. Lucia’s Elite Blazers hoping to seize opportunity
Beharry’s 164 Overshadowed as CCC 2 Claims Victory in ESCL Over-40 T20 Opener
Guyana, Northern Brazil in renewed bid to deepen economic ties
-Persaud highlights need for review of Partial Scope Agreement Guyana and the state of Roraima in northern Brazil this week renewed efforts to deepen economic ties while positioning their respective private sectors as the drivers of investment and business collaboration.
Ameen tells Trinidad PM say sorry ‘directly’ to former schoolmate for bullying
(Trinidad Guardian) Incumbent St Augustine MP Khadijah Ameen has called on Prime Minister Stuart Young to apologise to former schoolmate Imran Khan directly for a bullying incident at St Mary’s College 33 years ago.
Judge in deportations case says Trump administration lawyers were ‘disrespectful’
Trump revokes legal status for 530,000 Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans and Venezuelans
US Justice Department to probe leak of intelligence on Venezuelan gang, official says
Venezuela minister says jailed deportees from US not tied to Tren de Aragua
Washington bars ex-Argentina president from entering US, citing corruption
Bayer hit with $2 bln Roundup verdict in US state of Georgia cancer case
BERLIN, (Reuters) – Bayer BAYGn.DE was ordered by a jury in the U.S.
