‘The transformative agenda of Guyana will open more doors for women’

‘The transformative agenda of Guyana will open more doors for women’

Statement by the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs and Governance On the occasion of International Women’s Day, the Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Governance joins the rest of the world in celebrating the achievements and contributions of women and girls in all areas of economic and social development. This UN’s theme “Gender Equality today for a…

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CJIA lauds women’s ‘determination and zest’

CJIA lauds women’s ‘determination and zest’

–in making aviation the success it is today ON this occasion of International Women’s Day (IWD), the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA) would like to take this opportunity to salute women the world over for their immense contributions, achievements and progress over the years. Speaking on behalf of the CJIA, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Ramesh…

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Two forest workers missing from Bissaruni camp; authorities were not immediately notified- Benn

Two forest workers missing from Bissaruni camp; authorities were not immediately notified- Benn

A police search team has been dispatched to the Bissaruni forest area, Kwakwani, Linden, after two workers from the Coomaka concession vanished without a trace on March 1, 2022. Missing are 23-year-old Tofawa Thomas, a chockerman, and 43-year-old Garfield Cummings, a sawman. Minister of Home Affairs, Robeson Benn revealed to the media on Tuesday on…

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Women, girls make effective change agents

Women, girls make effective change agents

–for climate adaptation and mitigation, says CARICOM Secretary-General CARICOM Secretary-General Dr. Carla Barnett makes no bones about the fact that women and girls are effective and powerful leaders and change agents for climate adaptation and mitigation. And this is notwithstanding that women’s capacity to cope with the shocks of climate events are being limited by…

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Cocaine in mats: Two women remanded to prison

Cocaine in mats: Two women remanded to prison

Two women were on Tuesday remanded to prison for attempting to traffic five mats, laced with cocaine that has a street value of $5.6 million. Charged are Malika Scott, 32, of Grove, East Bank Demerara and Akata Makeba Garnett, 22 of ‘C’ Field Sophia squatting area. Scott appeared before Chief Magistrate Ann McLennan at the…

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