20-member contingent to represent Guyana at inaugural Caribbean Games

20-member contingent to represent Guyana at inaugural Caribbean Games

Sixteen athletes and three officials, accompanied by a Chef-de-Mission, will represent Guyana at the inaugural Caribbean Games, billed for June 29 to July 3 in Guadeloupe. Athletes from 3×3 Basketball, Athletics and Swimming will represent Guyana at the event, which caters to seven disciplines, the others being Netball, Judo, Cycling and Futsal. Notably, the Games,…

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Baroness Scotland gets another term as Commonwealth Secretary-General

Baroness Scotland gets another term as Commonwealth Secretary-General

BARONESS Patricia Scotland has been re-elected as Commonwealth Secretary-General defeating Jamaica’s Kamina Johnson Smith during an election at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) confab held in Kigali, Rwanda, on Friday. Baroness Scotland received 27 votes while Kamina Johnson Smith received 24 votes. Born in Dominica and raised in the United Kingdom, Scotland had…

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140 inmates graduate after completing training in various fields

140 inmates graduate after completing training in various fields

A total of 140 inmates from the Lusignan and Mazaruni prisons have graduated after completing training courses in various programmes aimed at preparing them for reintegration into society. The areas of training were agriculture, tailoring, animal husbandry, apiary culture, carpentry, joinery, literacy, art and craft, leather craft and culinary arts. During remarks at the graduation…

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Elections fraud case adjourned to July 15

Elections fraud case adjourned to July 15

THE electoral fraud case involving former Region Four Returning Officer, Clairmont Mingo; former PNC/R Chairperson, Volda Lawrence; coalition political activist, Carol Joseph-Smith and four others, was, on Friday, adjourned to July 15, 2022, for report. The trio, along with Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) employees Sherfern February, Enrique Livan, Denise Bobb-Cummings and Michelle Miller are before…

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Ramps Logistics claims matter with GRA settled

Ramps Logistics claims matter with GRA settled

See below full statement issued by Ramps Logistics Guyana: Response to Articles on GRA matter On June 23rd 2022, we held a press conference highlighting that we were denied our Local Content Certificate. At this Press conference, we provided evidence that we complied with the Local Content Act, and we kindly asked the Local Content…

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Railway Embankment Road could become four-lane highway

Railway Embankment Road could become four-lane highway

–authorities say WITH several infrastructural road projects taking place across the country, the government is currently considering the expansion of the East Coast Demerara (ECD) Railway Embankment Road to a four-lane highway. This was revealed on Friday, at the signing of a contract for the construction of the ECD – East Bank Demerara Road Link…

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Woman who battled infertility for 16 years gives birth

Woman who battled infertility for 16 years gives birth

-thanks GPHC for the historic artificial insemination procedure AFTER 16 years of failed fertility treatments and constant doctor visits, Bibi and Zaheer Hidar, on Thursday evening welcomed their first child, a healthy baby girl, at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) where doctors performed Guyana’s first artificial insemination procedure. Bibi, 39 of Bush Lot, West…

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Manickchand in talks with religious community to address issues at schools

Manickchand in talks with religious community to address issues at schools

See full statement from the Ministry of Education below:   Minister of Education, Priya Manickchand, has begun to engage leaders in the religious community to address the issues of school dropouts and antisocial behaviours in the school environment. Over the last week, Minister Manickchand has met with religious leaders in the Christian and Islamic communities…

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