Penalties for ‘pretend lawyers’ soon – Nandlall

Attorney General Anil Nandlall SC has flagged concerns that several unqualified and uncertified individuals are masquerading as lawyers, offering services to unsuspecting citizens. And soon, Nandlall vowed, there will be stricter penalties in place to sanction these individuals. “We can’t continue to have these fraudulent misrepresentations taking place… actions will…

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Over 15,900 pupils sitting NGSA

More than 15,900 pupils across Guyana began writing the National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) examinations on Wednesday, marking a major milestone in their academic journey. A total of 15,935 candidates have been registered to sit this year’s examinations, which are being held on Wednesday and Thursday. This year’s figure represents…

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Digital platforms strengthening democracy, access to services – Min Teixeira

Guyana’s expanding digital platforms are playing a critical role in improving access to government services, strengthening accountability, and deepening democracy. Delivering the feature address at the National Stakeholders Forum, “Strengthening Access and Accountability through Digital Platforms”, held Tuesday at the World Trade Centre, Georgetown, Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Governance, Gail Teixeira,…

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CARICOM cautions members against attempts to ‘legitimise claims’; reaffirms support for Guyana 

Hours after President Dr. Irfaan Ali objected to acting Venezuelan President Delcy Rodriguez’s use of a brooch of her country’s map that includes Guyana’s Essequibo Region during official talks with regional leaders, the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) has responded. “… CARICOM underscores that Community platforms and engagements should not be used,…

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